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Globální úbytek obojživelníků II.

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author: Antonín  Krása

Globální úbytek obojživelníků II.

With respect to decline in numbers and risk that the whole species become extinct, amphibians probably is the most threatened vertebrate group at present. By this time 34 amphibian species are repor­ted to have become extinct, mainly frogs.

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Protected Areas in Belize

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authors: Oldřich Kopecký, Magdaléna Kopecká

Protected Areas in Belize

When travelling in Central America, visitorsinteresting in nature should not omit Belize, situated on the eastern coast of the Yucatan Peninsula.

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In Shark Bay under the Southern Cross

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autorka: Monika Štambergová

In Shark Bay under the Southern Cross

The Shark Bay Area is located on the Australia’s westernmost extremity. It covers almost 22,000 km2and together with a 1,500 km long coastline, it includes a lot of protected areas.

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The Bialowieza National Park

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authors: Jiří Šafář

The Bialowieza National Park

The Bialowieza Primeval Forest is the last large well preserved fragment of primeval European lowland deciduous forest straddling the border between Poland and Belarus.

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The Gobi B National Park

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author: Evžen Kůs

The Gobi B National Park

The unique diversity of nature in the largest Asian desert – the Gobi - resulted in...

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How Was the Fourth World Conservation Congress

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authors: Michael Hošek, David Vačkář

How Was the Fourth World Conservation Congress

The Fourth World Conservation Congress was held in Barcelona 5-14 October 2008 and was organised by IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

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The Masai Mara Natinal Reserve

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authors: František Pelc

The Masai Mara Natinal Reserve

The Masai Mara National Reserve is a protected area in southwestern Kenya, which...

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Iguazú – the „Great Waters“

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author: Jan Čeřovský

Iguazú – the „Great Waters“

The Iguazú (Iguaçu) River forms at the contact of three South American countries (Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay) the mightest waterfalls in the world.

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Co-operation between the Šumava/Bohemian Forest and Bayerische Wald/Bavarian Forest National Parks

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authors: Zdenka Křenová, Michal Valenta, Hans Kiener

Co-operation between the Šumava/Bohemian Forest and Bayerische Wald/Bavarian Forest National Parks

In 1999, the Memorandum on Bilateral Co-operation between the Šumava/Bohemian Forest and Bayerische Wald/Bavarian Forest National Park (NP) Administrations was signed.

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Czech Presidency in Nature Conservation

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authors: Jana Vavřinová, Jiří Zicha

Czech Presidency in Nature Conservation

During the Czech Presidency of the Council of the European Union in the first half of 2009, the Czech Republic will have to deal with many compelling questions in nature conservation and landscape protection.

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