par Klaučo, Michal;Gregorová, Bohuslava;Stankov, Uglješa;Marković, Vladimir;Lemenkova, Polina 
Référence Ecology and Environmental Protection(2014-03-19/2014-03-20: Minsk, Belarus), Ecology and Environmental Protection, Conference Proceedings, Belarusian State University (BSU) Press, Minsk, Belarus, page (85--90)
Publication Publié, 2014-03-19
Référence Ecology and Environmental Protection(2014-03-19/2014-03-20: Minsk, Belarus), Ecology and Environmental Protection, Conference Proceedings, Belarusian State University (BSU) Press, Minsk, Belarus, page (85--90)
Publication Publié, 2014-03-19
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| Résumé : | The study area is Sitno Nature 2000 Site. The “Natura 2000” framework focuses on conservation of valuable landscapes and nature, aims at the sustainable conservation of Europe’s biodiversity and species richness across Europe. The development of a Natura 2000 ecological network is important policy initiative in support of protected sites. Sitno Natura 2000 study area is located in central Slovakia. It has been selected for the richness of its natural environment and anthropogenic impacts. For the last 30 years the areas has been used for the tourism and transmitting of digital and analogue data by army and commercial sphere. Therefore, there was built and developed technical infrastructure. Diversifying study area on zones Natura 2000 sites are designed according to the ecological and biogeographical criteria, in order to meet specific conservation objectives that are to be achieved by the appropriate conservation measures. Sitno Natura 2000 Site represents type of the protected area, where human impacts are detected, though not in a wide range. The main result of this work consists in determined ecological significant areas of habitats that are under protection s system of Natura 2000 Sites. The patches quantification of habitats is the partial result that influences process of determination of ecological significance. The interpretative process examines land cover patches by the set of landscape metrics for the area, size, density and shape (NP, PD, MPS, PSSD and MSI). The ecological significance of landscape elements represents numerical values (degrees), which interpret quality of the on-going ecological process in landscape. According to the degrees of the ecological significance the protected area was zoned. This map divides study area into three (3) different zones with separately regime for nature conservation and landscape usage: Zone A, Zone B and Zone C. This division is based on the objective and ecological approach that respects human sustainable development. This research contributes to the methodological development of the ecological landscapes protection using landscape metrics and spatial analysis. |
