Resource reserve “Tukulan” shall be classified as national nature reserve – protected area. Resource reserve “Tukulan” shall perform the following functions: (a) protection and preservation of unique and typical mountain-taiga ecosystems; (b) preservation and restoration of the number of valuable from economic and scientific points of view, as well as rare and endangered wild fauna species; (c) protection and preservation of places of growth of rare and endangered plants, also spawning grounds and feeding of valuable fish species; and (d) organization of scientific research and observations of the state of wildlife. The following activities shall be prohibited on the territory of resource reserve: (a) hunting, fishing in excess of the established quotas, destruction and capture of wild animals and birds, destruction of burrows, nests and other hiding places and shelters, as well as all kinds of changing conditions of animal habitats; (b) commercial fisheries and artisanal fishing in the basins of the rivers Tukulan, Western and Eastern Gradyga, Barayy, Delinne, Uyana; (c) main use felling; (d) collection and procurement of berries, mushrooms and medicinal plants; (e) presence of vehicles without official need and ground movement of transport outside public roads; (f) landing on the territory of the reserve aircraft without the permission of the guardianship authorities of the reserve and flight over the territory at an altitude of less than 500 meters; (g) unauthorized stay of persons not related to traditional nature management and functioning of the reserve; (h) stop of water transport nearby Mammoth mountain; (i) construction of recreation centers, tourist facilities, as well as other objects not related to the production activities of the reserve and major land users; (j) stay with firearms, except for authorized staff; (k) keeping unleashed dogs; and (l) any activity damaging the state of natural complexes or contrasting the objectives of resource reserve. By agreement with the regional environmental protection bodies can be authorized the following activities: (a) scientific research; (b) capture of wild fauna species; (c) collection of eggs with a view of subsequent breeding in other protected areas and re-acclimatization; (d) licensed hunting within established quotas; (e) collection of wild growing berries and mushrooms; (f) fee-paying artisanal fishing in the area of traditional nature management; and (g) stay with hunting firearms and other hunting gear for hunters in authorized hunting periods with hunting license or special permit hunting permit issued by the authorized body of state control of protected area. In addition, the right to stay with a hunting dog is authorized and indicated in hunting permit.
Russian Federation · 1999-11-15