Both the natural and the anthropogenic flora and vegetation of gold-mining dumps were studied in the environs of Kular village (the Low Yana river). In the anthropogenic landscapes, the communities of Puccinellia hauptiana, Poa alpigena, Tephroserispalustris occupying large areas were described. In natural condutions they usually occur by fragments in thermokarst localities. The cotton-grass and the arctagrostis meadows and thickets of the horse-tail cover large areas. Over 30 years of overgrowing,the vegetation of the disturbed habitats has not recovered up to aboriginal communities, and most likely will not do in the nearest decades.
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