Network organization of subjects in ecological subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural territories

The peculiarities of ecological subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural areas is the duality of their constituent entities. On the one hand, an integral part of ecological subsystems are people living in rural areas, and people whose livelihoods in one way or another depend on the ecological state of natural-anthropogenic complexes. On the other hand, an equally important part of ecological subsystems is the whole variety of living organisms inhabiting the territories of natural-anthropogenic complexes. Both people and living organisms within the ecological subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes form self-developing network communities, whose activities directly affect the complexes as a whole. This study examines the issues of the network organization of people as subjects of ecological subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural areas. It is shown how such network communities can influence the transformation of the technological, economic and social subsystem of natural-anthropogenic complexes. The article also provides an overview of the factors influencing the evolution of network communities of ecological subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural areas, shows promising forms of interaction between subjects that can replace the network organization. On the example of the grain industry of the Omsk region, the regional specificity of the formation and development of network communities in the ecological subsystems of natural-anthropogenic complexes of rural areas is shown.