Long-Term Ecological Research (LTER)
Ecosystem research needs long-term data for studying life cycles, e.g., of forest trees or many vertebrates...
Nature Conservation 5/2008 — 21. 10. 2008 — International Nature Conservation
Protected Areas Worldwide: A Cost-benefit Analysis
Between 1992 and 2006, protected areas worldwide doubled in number and their total surface grew over 60 %.
Nature Conservation 5/2008 — 21. 10. 2008 — International Nature Conservation
Kau Wildlife Area
Papua New Guinea is one of the most biologically diverse regions worldwide.
Nature Conservation 5/2008 — 21. 10. 2008 — International Nature Conservation
Protected Areas: Has Quantity Been Transforming into Quality?
Protected areas have been, even in the rapidly changing world, an important tool for nature and landscape heritage management.
Nature Conservation 3/2008 — 24. 6. 2008 — International Nature Conservation
Landscape Features of the Triglav National Park (Slovenia)
The article presents a huge range of various landforms in the Triglav National Park, protecting a significant part of the Julian Alps in Slovenia.
Nature Conservation 3/2008 — 24. 6. 2008 — International Nature Conservation
The Fiordland National Park
The Fiordland National Park is located in the southwestern corner of the South Island, one of the two main New Zealand's islands.
Nature Conservation 2/2008 — 22. 4. 2008 — International Nature Conservation
Natural Processes, Disturbances and Forest Management in the High Tatras National Park, Slovakia
Udalosti okolo následkov víchrice z novembra 2004 v Tatrách rozvírili diskusiu o prirodzených procesoch, úlohe disturbancií lesných ekosystémoch a o starostlivosti o lesy v TANAP-e. V mojom článku sa pokúšam o pohľad na danú problematiku z pozície medzi ekológiou lesa a ochranou lesa.
Nature Conservation 1/2008 — 26. 2. 2008 — International Nature Conservation