Abstract
The development of sustainable management by forest shelterbelts is one of the initial factors in the agricultural and forest sector. A long, productive, economically interesting interrelation of anthropogenesis and forest ecosystems entails a stable management of forest shelterbelts. In order to preserve forest resources and forest areas, a solid foundation is needed to exploit the needs of the future of humanity. The development of indicators of sustainable development of forest ecosystem use is rapidly moving all over the world. Forest shelterbelts have such undeniable features affecting the environmental factor as a unique forest floor, unique herbaceous plants, specific animal world, a rare microclimate, the direction of the soil-forming process, etc. The main economic role of forest plantations is certainly protective. Forest plantations have a positive impact on the state of agricultural land due to the ratio of various forms of land use, as well as the introduction of washed and semi-washed plots into economic circulation. Sometimes, forest belts also get into the risk zone; this can be due to both natural conditions and human exposure.
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