Impact of fire on spatial distribution of hunting mammals in Jewish autonomous region

The fire frequency situation from 2010 to 2014 in Jewish Autonomous region is evaluated and discussed in the paper. The authors analyze changes in distribution of hunting mammals in the region depending on the exposure of the area to fire. It is shown that distribution of hunting mammals depends on the season (spring-summer and autumn fires), and on the type of burnt vegetation (forest, meadow-marsh vegetation, and farmland).