Observing the balance "Nature – Human" by indigenous peoples as a condition for sustain-able development of the territory

The important condition for modern tourist destinations is balanced development of the territory. It is the focus of the article. The format of sustainable development of the territory, in turn, is considered through hunting. An essential result of the study is an analysis of the sustainable development of the reserves of Canadian indigenous peoples. The article studies process of historical balanced development of territories (reservations of indigenous peoples), which is based on certain rules and principles. The author considers the process of tourist nature management by indigenous peoples in Canadian territories and explains the importance and necessity of a clear segmentation of recreational lands. On a cartographic basis, the reserves of the indigenous peoples of the Canadian province of Quebec are shown, where rural nature management is being formed to a greater or lesser extent. It is the places of historical residence of autochthonous peoples that are an example of maintaining a balance between nature and man, where in modern times it is necessary to single out zones of traditional nature management and zones with a recreational function.Originally published in https://stcc.rgutspubl.org/index.php/1/article/view/7