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Completing the Protected Landscape Area Network in the Czech Republic

Nature and Landscape Management

author: Pavel Pešout

Completing the Protected Landscape Area Network in the Czech Republic

On November 11, 2009, the Government of the Czech Republic approved the Amendment to the State Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection Programme of the Czech Republic (SNCLP CR).

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Action Plan for the Aesculapian Snake in the Czech Republic

Nature and Landscape Management

authors: Jitka Větrovcová, Radka Musilová, Vít Zavadil, Blanka Mikátová, Mojmír Vlašín, Martin Škorpík

Action Plan for the Aesculapian Snake in the Czech Republic

The Aesculapian Snake (Zamenis longissimus) occurs in three mutually separated populations in the Czech Republic: Podyjí/Thaya River Basin, Bílé Karpaty/White Carpathians Mts. and Poohří/Ohře River basin.

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Management in the České Švýcarsko/Bohemian Switzerland National Park

Nature and Landscape Management

authors: Jan Drozd, Handrij Härtel, Marek Klitsch

Management in the České Švýcarsko/Bohemian Switzerland National Park

Národní park (NP) České Švýcarsko je územím s vysokou lesnatostí (96 %) a minimem sídelních útvarů. Většina lesních porostů na území NP byla v minulosti založena jako lesy hospodářské za účelem zisku dřevní hmoty. Způsob a intenzita současného lesnického managementu je reakcí na aktuální stav lesa, který je do značné míry výsledkem zalesnění rozsáhlých kalamitních ploch vzniklých v 1. polovině 20. století a následného hospodaření.

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The Blanský les Protected Landscape Area

On Nature in the Czech Republic

authors: Kateřina Burianová, Jan Flašar, Petr Lepší, Tereza Rejnková

The Blanský les Protected Landscape Area

The Blanský les Protected Landscape Area (PLA) was declared on the territory of 212 km2on December 8, 1989. Its main aim is to protect well-preserved mixed forests, to manage sites rich in flora and fauna and to maintain the typical landscape scenery/character.

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The Banff National Park

International Nature Conservation

authors: Tomáš Urban, Jana Vaňková

The Banff National Park

The Banff National Park is Canadas oldest National Park and it is located in the Canadian Rocky Mountains range in the western part of the Province of Alberta. Due to its picturesque landscape, it is one of the most often visited protected areas in Canada.

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Bohemian-Saxon Switzerland: Transboundary Cooperation as a Necessary Prerequisite of Effective Terri

International Nature Conservation

author: Handrij Härtel

Bohemian-Saxon Switzerland: Transboundary Cooperation as a Necessary Prerequisite of Effective Terri

Bilateral cooperation in Bohemian-Saxon Switzerland has had a long tradition...

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The Krušné hory/ Ore Mts. – Sad Mountains

On Nature in the Czech Republic

authors: Vladimír Melichar, Petr Krása

The Krušné hory/ Ore Mts. – Sad Mountains

The Krušné hory/Ore Mts. stretches for 130 km along the north-western Czech-German border. Low mountains is a part of the Bohemian Massif and it shape has been essentially influenced by folding, denundation and tectonic activities.

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Globální úbytek obojživelníků II.

International Nature Conservation

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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Spomíname na slovenských ochranárov

News – Reviews

author: Viliam Stockmann

Rok 2009 ešte neskončil a už možno konštatovať že bol pre slovenskú ochranársku obec mimoriadne smutný. Stratili sme naraz štyroch pracovníkov štátnej ochrany prírody, ktorí stáli pri jej povojnovej rekonštrukcii. Všetci štyria úzko spolupracovali s českou ochranou prírody. Juraj Varga hlavne pri zakladaní československej dobrovoľnej organizácie ochrany prírody TIS, Alojz Čaputa pri ochrane Lepidopter, Ján Bako ako zástupca vedúceho úseku ochrany prírody pre spoluprácu s českým SUPPOPom a Štefan Homza z titulu pracovníka oddelenia ochrany prírody na Ministerstve kultúry SSR. Zaslúžia si, aby sme si ich aspoň stručne pripomenuli.

Nature Conservation 6/2009 16. 12. 2009 News – Reviews