Problematika vključevanja območij Natura 2000 v zasnovo gozdnogospodarskega načrtovanja : diplomsko delo - univerzitetni študij

Jošt, Marjetka (author), Bončina, Andrej (mentor), Golob, Aleksander (comentor)

Gozdovi zavzemajo 70 % celotne površine območij Natura 2000 v Sloveniji, kar je posledica sonaravnega gospodarjenja z gozdovi, ki ga načrtuje in spremlja javna gozdarska služba. S pregledom relevantne literature in analize izbranegaprimera (GGE Bohor) smo ugotovili, da je s strokovnega in ekonomskegavidika utemeljeno, da se upravljanje z gozdnatimi Natura območji integrira v gozdnogospodarske načrte, ki so zgleden primer načrtov trajnostnega upravljanja z naravnimi viri. Integracija zahteva dopolnitve zasnove gozdnogospodarskega načrtovanja z vsebinami o vrstah in habitatnih tipih, ki so pomembni za ohranjanje ugodnega stanja vrst in habitatnih tipov. Nove vsebine bo potrebno upoštevati pri valorizaciji funkcij gozdov, opredelitvi ciljev, smernic in ukrepov ter pri zasnovi spremljave habitatnih tipov in habitatov vrst, ki jih bo potrebno čim bolj integrirati v celovito spremljavo razvoja gozdov.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: Natura 2000, gozdnogospodarsko načrtovanje, habitatne direktive, gozdni habitatni tip, gozdne vrste, kazalci ugodnega stanja ohranjenosti, pSCI Bohor, GGE Bohor, vertikalni profil gozda
• Work type: Undergraduate thesis
• Typology: 2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
• Organization: BF - Biotechnical Faculty
• Place of publishing: Ljubljana
• Publisher: [M. Jošt]
• Year: 2007
• Number of pages: XIII, 88 f., 34 f. pril.
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-15443
• UDC: 630*61:630*90(4)(043.2)=163.6
• COBISS.SI-ID: 1964454
• Publication date in RUL: 11.07.2014

Secondary language

• Language: English

Abstract

Forests account for 70% of the total surface of Natura 2000 sites in Slovenia.This is a result of sustainable forestry that was planned and monitored by the public forestry service. By analysing relevant literature anddoing a case study (Bohor Forest Management Unit), we found that (from the expert and the economic point of view) the integration of management of the Natura forest areas into the forest management plans is justified; the latter make a splendid example of plans for sustainable management of natural resources. Such integration calls for amending the concept of forestry management planning to encompass the species and habitat types that are important for preserving a favourable status of species and habitat types. These new contents will have to be considered when evaluating the functions offorests and defining the goals, guidelines and measures. They will also needto be taken into consideration when developing the system of monitoring habitat types and species habitats; they have to be thoroughly integrated intothe concept of comprehensive monitoring of forest development.