Public Recreation and Landscape Protection – with Nature Hand in Hand…
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MENDEL UNIVERSITY IN BRNO Czech Society of Landscape Engineers and Department of Landscape Management Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology Mendel University in Brno Public recreation and landscape protection – with nature hand in hand… Conference proceeding Editors: Ing. Jitka Fialová, MSc., Ph.D.; Dana Pernicová 1st – 3rd May 2016 Křtiny Under the auspices of Radomír Klvač, the Dean of the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, Mendel University in Brno, of Richard Brabec, the Minister of the Environment, of Michal Hašek, the Governor of the South Moravia Region, and of Petr Vokřál, the Mayor of the City of Brno. in cooperation with Czech Bioclimatological Society, Training Forest Enterprise Masaryk Forest Křtiny, AOPK ČR (Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection of the Czech Republic) – Administration of the Moravian Karst Protected Landscape Area, Administration of Caves of the Czech Republic and the Czech Environmental Partnership Foundation with the financial support of the South Moravian Region, of the City of Brno, of the project COST CZ (LD14054 – Non-wood forest products in the Czech Republic), and FS Bohemia Ltd. The conference is included in the Continuing Professional Education in Czech Chamber of Architects and is rated with 3 credit points. The authors are responsible for the content of the article, publication ethics and the citation form. All the articles were peer-reviewed. ISBN (print) 978-80-7509-408-7 ISBN (on-line) 978-80-7509-409-4 ISSN (print) 2336-6311 ISSN (on-line) 2336-632X Contents ACCESSABILITY OF ELEMENTS OF ATTRACTIVENESS FOR INHABITANTS AND TOURISTS IN CADASTRAL AREA SOBĚLICE Hana Kubíčková ................................................................................................9 ACTIVE ANTIEROSION CONSTRUCTION Miloslav Šlezingr, Kateřina Ošlejšková, Lenka Gernešová.............................14 ANALYSIS OF THE STRUCTURE OF EXPENDITURE OF LOCAL EMPLOYEES OF THE TFE MASARYK FOREST KŘTINY David Březina, Petra Hlaváčková....................................................................17 BRINGING VEGETATION TO THE RURAL LANDSCAPE - DOING IT THE OLD WAY Jan Deutscher, Petr Sedlák.............................................................................23 CONTRIBUTION TO THE STANDARDIZATION OF VISITOR MONITORING PROCEDURES IN CZECH PROTECTED LANDSCAPE AREAS Luís Monteiro...................................................................................................30 CRITERIA OF THE PROPOSED ACTIVITIES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT Vlasta Ondrejka Harbuľáková, Martina Zeleňáková, Jitka Fialová, Martin Gross ...............................................................................................................35 DEVELOPMENT OF NORTHERN TOURISM (CASE OF COLD SEMANTIVC TOPONYMS STUDY IN THE POLE OF COLD) Antonina Savvinova, Viktoriia Filippova ..........................................................41 ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: THE CASE OF INTERNATIONAL DOUBLE MASTER DIPLOMA IN TOURISM BETWEEN RUSSIAN AND FRENCH UNIVERSITIES Marianna Samsonova, Sébastien Gadal, Liudmila Zamorshchikova..............47 EVALUATION OF VISITORS SATISFACTION AT THE LAKE POČÚVADLO IN PROTECTED LANDSCAPE AREA ŠTIAVNICKÉ VRCHY DURING SOMMER RECREATION Matúš Jakubis..................................................................................................52 EVALUATION OF THE BLANICE RIVER IN RELATION TO THE RECREATION DEVELOPMENT IN THE MODEL REGION OF VLAŠIM Ivana Lampartová, Kateřina Blažková ...........................................................57 EVALUATION OF THE INCIDENCE OF INVASIVE NEOPHYTES IN THE SKALICKÁ MORÁVKA NNM Jaroslav Blahuta, Lenka Gernešová, Miloslav Šlezingr ..................................63 EVALUATION OF THE RIVER BANK TREE VEGETATION STABILITY OF SELECTED SEGMENTS OF SPOJENÁ ORLICE RIVER, HRADEC KRÁLOVÉ Petr Kupec, Aleš Kučera, Luděk Praus, Jan Deutscher .................................72 FIRST RECOGNITION AND SURVEYING OF RESEARCH AREA FOR SUGGESTION OF BANK STABILIZATION IN GRAVELSAND QUARRY HULÍN Kateřina Ošlejšková, Miloš Cibulka.................................................................77 GEOCACHING IN OSTRAVA-KARVINA REGION Helena Lorencová, Alena Kolářová, Lenka Šmidrová ...................................80 HRANICE ABYSS IN THE HRANICE KARST – THE INCREASED INTEREST IN THE NEW WORLD RARITY Vlastimil Slaný, Milan Geršl, Michal Hammerschmiedt, Jan Mareček ............86 LOCALIZATION ASSUMPTION OF TOURISM ECOLOGICAL MODELS DEVELOPMENT (THE CASE STUDY OF BRATISLAVA IV) Zdena Krnacova, Peter Barancok, Katarina Pavlickova ................................92 LOWERING THE WATER LEVEL AT THE DAM RESERVOIR BRNO Miloslav Šlezingr ...........................................................................................102 MEMORIAL LANDSCAPES & OUTDOOR RECREATION: EVIDENCE OF LANDSCAPE MULTIFUNCTIONALITY BY THE CASE STUDY JANKOV VŔŠOK, SLOVAKIA Denisa Halajová, Mária Bihuňová, Attila Tóth, Veronika Vaculová...............105 MICROCLIMATIC SPECIFICS OF MOHELNO SERPENTINE STEPPE – PRIMARY RESULT Hana Středová, Jaroslav Knotek, Tomáš Středa, Miroslav Vysoudil............114 MINING OF SAND AND GRAVEL – NATURAL AND RECREONATIONAL POTENTIAL Hedvika Psotová, Soňa Trávníčková ...........................................................120 MOUNTAIN VEGETATION RESPONSES TO TOURISM ACTIVITIES – CASE STUDY FROM PLA JESENIKY AND KRNAP Ondřej Popelka, Barbora Hertlová, Miroslav Zeidler, Marek Banaš, David Zahradník ...........................................................................................124 NATURE CONSERVATION AND BIKE TOURISM (CASE STUDY IN GERMANY) Martin Labuda................................................................................................132 NATURE PROTECTION IN GHANA AND THE CZECH REPUBLIC FROM SOCIOECONOMIC POINT OF VIEW Kofi Ampadu Boateng, Petra Hlaváčková ....................................................137 NON-WOOD FOREST PRODUCTS USE IN THE CONTEXT OF FOREST RECREATION AND EDUCATION Paweł Staniszewski, Małgorzata Woźnicka, Emilia Janeczko, Krzysztof Janeczko .......................................................................................................145 POTENTIAL BIOMASS PRODUCTION OF URTICA DIOICA L. FOR MEDICINAL USE IN FOREST Jiří Kadlec, Jitka Fialová................................................................................152 PRACTICAL USE OF VISITOR MONITORING DATA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PROTECTED AREAS David Zahradník, Marek Banaš ....................................................................155 PROMOTION OF WATER RESERVOIRS OF BANSKÁ ŠTIAVNICA BY DESIGN OF BIKE TRAILS Vladimír Juško, Stanislav Azor, Katarína Ivancová.......................................162 PROPOSAL OF RECREATION FACILITY IN KAVEČANY VILLAGE, SLOVAKIA Martina Zeleňáková, Lucia Šemráková ........................................................168 PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF TRADITIONAL FOREST MANAGEMENT APPROACHES Michal Kneifl, Jan Kadavý, Robert Knott, Peter Bros ...................................175 RECREATION DEMAND FOR LARGE NATURAL AREAS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Kateřina Kaprová, Jan Melichar ....................................................................183 RECREATIONAL BACKGROUNDS OF SELECTED SIDEES OF THE BRATISLAVA CITY Katarina Pavlickova, Viera Novanska ...........................................................189 RECREATIONAL POTENTIAL OF MALÁ FATRA NATIONAL PARK BY VEGETATION ZONES Ivan Vološčuk, Martina Škodová, Peter Sabo, Juraj Švajda........................196 REQUIREMENTS FOR THE STARTING POINTS OF HIKING TRAILS EQUIPMENT Pavla Kotásková, Jitka Fialová......................................................................206 RESTING IN FORESTS OF MAZOWIECKI LANDSCAPE PARK IN THE LIGHT OF THE SURVEY RESEARCH Emilia Janeczko, Małgorzata Woźnicka, Paweł Staniszewski, Krzysztof Janeczko .......................................................................................................214 RIVERS AND WATER RESERVOIRS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF THE RECREATIONAL POTENTIAL OF THE FOREST Dorota Kargul-Plewa, Emilia Janeczko .........................................................219 SECONDARY GEODIVERSITY AND ITS POTENTIAL FOR GEOEDUCATION AND GEOTOURISM: A CASE STUDY FROM BRNO CITY Lucie Kubalíková, Aleš Bajer, Karel Kirchner................................................224 SELECTED ISSUES OF DEVELOPMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL THINKING OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PUPILS Jana Dundelová ............................................................................................232 SPRINGS OF WATER IN LANDSCAPE AS A TRIP DESTINATION Jana Marková, Petr Pelikán .........................................................................242 SUPPORT OF DEVELOPMENT OF LANDSCAPE NOT-PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS IN SPATIAL PLANNING AND LAND CONSOLIDATION Michal Pochop, Jana Konečná, Jana Podhrázská, Igor Kyselka..................249 SUPPORTING OF SUSTAINABLE TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN LLAQUEPATA COMMUNITY, CUSCO, PERU Jiří Schneider, Tereza Macháčková..............................................................257 THE EVALUATION OF THE BARRIER-FREE PASSABILITY OF THE NATURE TRAILS OF CITY OF PRAGUE (CZECH REPUBLIC) Hana Maršáleková, Emilie Pecharová, Milan Maršálek ...............................263 THE POSSIBILITY OF BANK STABILIZATION OF RESERVOIRS WITH RECREATIONAL USE Lenka Gernešová, Petr Pelikán, Jaroslav Blahuta........................................270 THE UTILIZATION OF GREEN WEDGES AS MEANS OF INCREASING BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE - A CASE STUDY IN THE PŘEROVSKO AREA, CZECH REPUBLIC Petr Kupec, Jan Deutscher,