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Ühisel Sammul Edasi Tahkuranna Ja Häädemeeste Koos Oma Soovide Ja Mõtetega Valdade Liitumisel Tekkinud Uus Olulised
HÄÄDEMEESTE VALLA LEHT JAANUAR 2018 NR. 1 Ühisel sammul edasi Tahkuranna ja Häädemeeste koos oma soovide ja mõtetega valdade liitumisel tekkinud uus olulised. Ellu tuleb viia ka Häädemeeste vald on üks ühinemislepingus toodud haldusreformi tulemusena tekki- investeeringud ning eesmärgid. nud seitsmekümne üheksast oma- Soovin ka selle eest seista. Püüan Vallavanema veerg valitsusest. Võimalusi liitumiseks panustada sellesse, et ehitada sildu oli mitmeid ning oli ka oht sund- erinevate mõtteviiside ja isikute KAREL TÖLP liitmiseks, kuid saavutasime siiski vahele, sest elanikud on usaldanud halvimast parima ja rannarahvana ja valinud meid valda juhtima. hakkame üheskoos kirjutama uue Sügava koostööni on meil veel valla ajalugu. omajagu teed käia, panustagem Seisan volikogu esimehena siis sellesse tõsiselt. Uus aasta algas Häädemeeste ja Tahkuranna vallavalitsuste selle eest, et Häädemeeste vald Häädemeeste valla väljakutsed ühinemisega uueks Häädemeeste vallavalitsuseks. Ühinemine läheb edasi jõudsate sammudega, määrab suuresti ära tema asukoht. tähendab seda, et tekkinud on varasema kahe asemel üks ametiasutus. väärikalt ja tegusalt hoides ning Vahetult Pärnu linna kõrval ja Ametiasutus hakkab toimetama valla kahes suuremas keskuses, viies edasi saavutatut, luues Eesti riigi piiriäärse vallana jäävad paremat homset tänastele ja ka edaspidi toimima tugevad Foto PP Madis Sinivee Uulus, kus saab olema vallamaja ning Häädemeestel, kus saab olema tulevastele elanikele. See aga mõjud, mis ühelt poolt loovad teeninduskeskus. eeldab head koostööd -
Rmk Annual Report 2019 Rmk Annual Report 2019
RMK ANNUAL REPORT 2019 RMK ANNUAL REPORT 2019 2 RMK AASTARAAMAT 2019 | PEATÜKI NIMI State Forest Management Centre (RMK) Sagadi Village, Haljala Municipality, 45403 Lääne-Viru County, Estonia Tel +372 676 7500 www.rmk.ee Text: Katre Ratassepp Translation: TABLE OF CONTENTS Interlex Photos: 37 Protected areas Jarek Jõepera (p. 5) 4 10 facts about RMK Xenia Shabanova (on all other pages) 38 Nature protection works 5 Aigar Kallas: Big picture 41 Põlula Fish Farm Design and layout: Dada AD www.dada.ee 6–13 About the organisation 42–49 Visiting nature 8 All over Estonia and nature awareness Typography: Geogrotesque 9 Structure 44 Visiting nature News Gothic BT 10 Staff 46 Nature awareness 11 Contribution to the economy 46 Elistvere Animal Park Paper: cover Constellation Snow Lime 280 g 12 Reflection of society 47 Sagadi Forest Centre content Munken Lynx 120 g 13 Cooperation projects 48 Nature cameras 49 Christmas trees Printed by Ecoprint 14–31 Forest management 49 Heritage culture 16 Overview of forests 19 Forestry works 50–55 Research 24 Plant cultivation 52 Applied research 26 Timber marketing 56 Scholarships 29 Forest improvement 57 Conference 29 Forest fires 30 Waste collection 58–62 Financial summary 31 Hunting 60 Balance sheet 62 Income statement 32–41 Nature protection 63 Auditor’s report 34 Protected species 36 Key biotypes 64 Photo credit 6 BIG PICTURE important tasks performed by RMK 6600 1% people were employed are growing forests, preserving natural Aigar Kallas values, carrying out nature protection of RMK’s forest land in RMK’s forests during the year. -
Mushroom Tour at Vidzeme Region
www.countryholidays.lv Mushroom Tour at Vidzeme region Tallinn This is for people who enjoy forests, wildlife and has an interest in mushrooms – different species as well as their various ways of preparation. The tour is lead by the professional mycologist and combines the mysteri- ous world of mushrooms with local culinary traditions. The group is introduced with mushrooms growing at the forests, meadows, old parks and even yards. The mycologist will help to discover edible and poisonous mushrooms as well as rare and common ones . The tour passes through valuable nature and culture heritage Rīga sites and small villages on the way. During the tour you will see at least 100 different mushroom species and explore various forests with their typical flora and fauna. Everyone could try their hand at mushrooming and by the end of the day together with guide sort them out and cook in delicious meal. Vilnius (7 days) General Route: Rīga - Lielstraupe Day 3 - Cēsis - Zilais kalns - Strenči - Valka - Gauja National Park: Zvārte Cliff – Cēsis Āraiši - Sigulda - Mālpils - Rīga – Ungurmuiža We will walk the nature trail along the Day 1 Amata river that guarantees spectacular Arrival in Rīga views, including impressive sandstone Departure to the hotel in the city centre. Zvartes Cliff, and mushrooms typical Introductory meeting with the guide at for river banks and alluvial forests like the Latvian Nature Museum which can Chaga Inonotys obliquus that is used in be followed by the excursion to the Cen- medicine or Alder Bracket Inonotus radia- tus that changes its colour depending of Golden Chanterelle Cantharellus cibarius tral Market. -
Häädemeeste Valla Haridusvaldkonna Arengukava
HÄÄDEMEESTE VALLA HARIDUSVALDKONNA ARENGUKAVA Detsember 2018 0 Sisukord SISSEJUHATUS ........................................................................................................ 2 1 OLUKORRA ÜLEVAADE ................................................................................... 3 1.1 HÄÄDEMEESTE VALLA RUUMILINE MUSTER ........................................................ 3 1.2 RAHVASTIK .................................................................................................... 4 1.3 HÄÄDEMEESTE VALLA HARIDUSVÕRK .............................................................. 11 1.3.1 Alusharidus ......................................................................................... 12 1.3.2 Üldharidus ........................................................................................... 14 1.3.3 Huviharidus- ja huvitegevus ................................................................ 20 1.4 HARIDUSASUTUSTE MAJANDAMINE ................................................................. 20 1.5 KITSASKOHAD .............................................................................................. 23 1.6 ÜMBERKORRALDUSTE VÕIMALIKUD MÕJUD ...................................................... 24 2 STRATEEGIA ................................................................................................... 27 2.1 VISIOON 2030 .............................................................................................. 28 2.2 LÄBIVAD PÕHIMÕTTED .................................................................................. -
Estonia Recce 24 June – 1 July 2015
Estonia recce 24 June – 1 July 2015 These are our diary, wildlife lists and other notes from a recce visit to Estonia, courtesy of NaTourEst www.natourest.ee, who organise wildlife and activity holidays in Estonia. Participants were Chris Durdin and Ivan Nethercoat from Honeyguide, and our main guide was Rein Kuresoo. While we were in Estonia we also met Triin, Bert and Alf from NaTourEst. Our recce took us from Tallinn to the large, western island of Saaremaa, then back on the mainland to parts of western Estonia in and around Matsalu National Park, and then east of Tallinn to Lahemaa National Park. The daily diary is in sections to separate these areas. We concluded that for a Honeyguide holiday we would come earlier in June (that was no surprise – the recce dates were much influenced by other commitments). We also think that to reduce travelling time and for the best mix of birds, flowers and mammals that we should combine western Estonia with Lahemaa National Park. Therefore, the first section of this recce report, covering Saaremaa, is less relevant to the holiday planned for June 2016. It’s included partly for completeness but also as Saaremaa has great charm, is botanically rich and could even be a base for a slightly different holiday, such as ‘orchids of Estonia’. Photos in this report were all taken on the recce by Ivan and Chris and there are many more on Flickr and Facebook. Above: erractic boulders on the coast at Käsmu, Lahemaa National Park. Report diary and plant list by Chris, bird notes by Ivan. -
Turaida. Turaida Ravines and Caves
6 km TURAIDA. TURAIDA RAVINES AND CAVES Gūtmaņala Cave Tracks in Gauja valley Photo: Baltic Pictures and the Archive of Sigulda TIC Turaida Castle Description Distance Starting point/ destination For travellers interested in the nature ~ 6 km. Parking lot at the Gūtmaņala Cave and culture monuments located on Visitor Centre. 24.84699, 57.17633 the banks of the old Gauja valley. The Route reason why fortified settlements by Gūtmaņala Cave Visitor Centre – Way marking Livs later followed by monolith stone Vikmeste Valley – Mounds Taurētāju None on site. castles erected by Germans were and Rata – Mound Kārļa – Turaida established here are the natural – Turaida Museum Reserve – Dainu Distance to Riga conditions and geologic processes kalns or the Hill of Folksongs – stairs 55 km. over the last 10,000–15,000 years and leading down from Dainu kalns to the consequences thereof — complicated River Gauja – Turaidas Street (Igauņu Public transportation terrain, steep ravines and rock Ravine) – Gūtmaņala Cave Visitor The train Riga-Sigulda operates 8-9 pillars on banks in the places of their Centre. times per day; Turaida is reached by interactions, onto which castles were bus (buses going to Krimulda or In- erected. Were the primeval valley not Duration ciems), bus stop “Turaida”, electric formed by the glacier, the nature and Half-day or a full day route. car, or on foot (5 km). culture landscape of Sigulda would be completely different! Difficulty level Worth knowing! Moderate. Some sections — banks Suitable trekking footwear and a Best time to go of the primeval valley of the River map of Turaida is needed. -
Lääne-Saare Valla Arengukava 2015–2023 (2030)
Lisa 1 Lääne-Saare vallavolikogu 21.08.2017 määruse nr 10 juurde LÄÄNE-SAARE VALLA ARENGUKAVA 2015–2023 (2030) Lääne-Saare valla arengukava aastateks 2015-2023(2030) Sisukord 1. LÄÄNE-SAARE VALLA PRAEGUNE OLUKORD JA ARENGUSUUNDUMUSED ......................... 4 1.1 ASUKOHT JA TERRITOORIUM ................................................................................................. 4 1.2 ASUSTUS JA RAHVASTIK ........................................................................................................... 6 1.3 TÖÖHÕIVE ................................................................................................................................... 9 2. KOHALIKU OMAVALITSUSE JUHTIMINE JA HALDAMINE ........................................................... 11 2.1. VALLA JUHTIMINE .............................................................................................................. 11 2.2. KOHALIK EELARVE ............................................................................................................. 11 2.3 KOONDHINNANG PRAEGUSELE OLUKORRALE ......................................................... 12 2.4 VALITSEMISEKS VAJALIKUD HOONED JA RAJATISED ...................................................... 13 3. LÄÄNE-SAARE VALLA ARENGUNÄGEMUS ....................................................................................... 14 3.1. VISIOON AASTAKS 2023 ........................................................................................................ 14 3.2. STRATEEGILISED EESMÄRGID ............................................................................................ -
Important Bird Areas of the Eu Importance in Latvia
4. ES NOZĪMES PUTNIEM NOZĪMĪGĀS VIETAS LATVIJĀ | IMPORTANT BIRD AREAS OF THE EU IMPORTANCE IN LATVIA Skaits un platības | Numbers and size coverage In total, 71 Important Bird Areas have been identified in Latvia (Fig. 4-2, Table 4-1), 64 of those are inland territories with a total of 534,056 hectares comprising 8.3% of the country’s land surface. The other 7 areas are marine territories with a total coverage of ca. 339,470 hectares of the Baltic sea and Riga gulf waters. These marine sites are listed for information only, but they are not included in the site accounts. The individual area sizes of the inland IBAs range from 184 ha to 92,322 ha (on average 8345 ha), though most of them (56 sites, 88%) are below 15,000 ha. The number of IBAs in different area size groups is shown in Fig. 4-1. In comparison with the previous national IBA inventory (Raèinskis & Stîpniece 2000), the number of the inland IBAs has increased by 10 sites with their total extent increasing two-fold by 274,368 ha. All marine IBAs have remained unmodified, as the application of the BirdLife IBA criteria at sea are still under development. The long-term changes in number of IBAs in Latvia and their relative area size, compared to the country’s land surface, is illustrated in Fig. 4-3. Latvijâ ir noteikta 71 putniem starptautiski nozîmîgâ vieta (4.1. tabula, 4.2. attçls). 64 no tâm atrodas iekðzemç un aizòem 534 056 ha jeb 8,3% valsts teritorijas. -
Rail Baltica Asustusstruktuuri Uuring
Design and design supervision services for the construction of the new line Pärnu – Estonian/Latvia border (No. RBR 2018/28) Rail Baltica asustusstruktuuri uuring Asustusstruktuuri alusuuringu kordus Pärnumaal Asustusstruktuuri uuring Pärnumaa Design and design supervision services for the construction of the new line Pärnu – Estonian/Latvia border Rail Baltica asustusstruktuuri uuring Asustusstruktuuri alusuuringu kordus Pärnumaal Dokumendi versioonid: Versioon Kuupäev Staatus Koostanud Kontrollinud Heaks kiitnud Vastu võtnud Välja Jaan Urb / Marko 001 26/03/2020 saadetud Lauri Välja Jaan Urb / Marko 002 12/04/2020 saadetud Lauri The sole responsibility of this publication lies with the author. The European Union is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. Märts 2021 Asustusstruktuuri uuring Pärnumaa Sisukord SISSEJUHATUS ........................................................................................................ 1 1 LÄHTEALUSED .................................................................................................. 2 1.1 Uuringuala ........................................................................................................ 2 1.2 Metoodika ......................................................................................................... 4 2 ASUSTUSSTRUKTUURI OLEMUS JA KAITSE ................................................. 8 3 ASUSTUSSTRUKTUURI KOMPONENDID ...................................................... 10 3.1 Elukohtade paiknemine ................................................................................ -
Chapter 11 Chapter 11 Wetland Conservation Plan
CHAPTER 11 CHAPTER 11 WETLAND CONSERVATION PLAN 11.1 Wetland Management Conditions 11.1.1 Natural Parks and Reserves (1) Legal conditions for natural parks and reserves 1) National environmental policy The National Environmental Policy Plan (NEPP) for Latvia was accepted by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia in 1995. NEPP reflects long-term strategy (25~30 years), and has two long-term goals, i) maintenance and protection of existing biodiversity and landscape characteristics of Latvia, and ii) sustainable use of natural resources. 2) National Environmental Action Plan (NEAP) Since Latvia is a country with limited institutional, human, and financial resources, NEAP is incorporated with the National Biodiversity Strategy and the Action Plan, and it will also incorporate implementation of the Ramsar Strategic Plan. NEAP was adopted in 1997, and it emphasizes an establishment of administrative bodies for the Kemeri national park and Lake Engure which include several internationally important wetlands. An elaboration of the Integrated Management Plan for the Lubana Wetland Complex (LWC) is also placed high priority of nature conservation action. 3) Environmental laws and regulations Latvian environmental legal system has been prepared rapidly, and the following laws are relevant to protected areas, especially wetlands. a. The Environmental Protection Law (1991, 1997) determines the general environmental protection objectives, i.e. to ensure preservation of the genetic basis of nature, diversity of biotopes and landscape. It is an umbrella law on nature protection including land use and protection area planning. b. The Law on Specially Protected Nature Areas (1993, 1997) regulates the categories of protected natural areas, the procedure of their establishment and protection. -
Eestimaa Looduse Fond Vilsandi Rahvuspargi Kaitsekorralduskava
ELF-i poolt Keskkonnaametile üle antud kinnitamata versioon Eestimaa Looduse Fond Vilsandi rahvuspargi kaitsekorralduskava aastateks 2011-2020 Liis Kuresoo ja Kaupo Kohv Tartu-Vilsandi 2010 ELF-i poolt Keskkonnaametile üle antud kinnitamata versioon SISUKORD Sissejuhatus ..................................................................................................................................... 6 1 Vilsandi rahvuspargi iseloomustus ......................................................................................... 8 1.1 Vilsandi rahvuspargi asend .......................................................................................... 8 1.2 Vilsandi rahvuspargi geomorfoloogiline ja bioloogiline iseloomustus ....................... 8 1.3 Vilsandi rahvuspargi kaitse-eesmärk, kaitsekord ja rahvusvaheline staatus................ 8 1.4 Maakasutus ja maaomand ............................................................................................ 9 1.5 Huvigrupid ................................................................................................................. 13 1.6 Vilsandi rahvuspargi visioon ..................................................................................... 16 2 Väärtused ja kaitse-eesmärgid .............................................................................................. 17 Elustik ........................................................................................................................................... 17 2.1 Linnustik ................................................................................................................... -
Läänepoolne Kaugeim Maatükk on Lindude Käsutu- Peenemat, Aga Eks Nad Pea Enne Kasvama, Kui Neist Ses Olev Nootamaa Läänemere Avaosas Ja Põhja Pool, Rääkima Hakatakse
Väikesaared Väikesaartel asuvad Eesti maismaalised äärmuspunk- Ruilaidu, Ahelaidu, Kivilaidu ja Viirelaidu. On ka peoga tid: läänepoolne kaugeim maatükk on lindude käsutu- peenemat, aga eks nad pea enne kasvama, kui neist ses olev Nootamaa Läänemere avaosas ja põhja pool, rääkima hakatakse. Soome lahes on selleks tuletornisaar Vaindloo. Saarte eripalgelisus ja mitmekesisus olenevad enamasti Eesti suuremaid saari – 2,6 tuhande ruutkilomeet- nende pindalast ja kõrgusest, kuid ka geomorfoloogili- rist Saaremaad ja tuhande ruutkilomeetri suurust sest ehitusest, pärastjääaegsest maakerkest, randade Hiiumaad teatakse laialt, Muhumaad ja Vormsit samuti. avatusest tuultele ja tormilainele jm. Saare tuum on Väiksematega on lugu keerulisem ja teadmised juhus- enamasti aluspõhjaline või mandrijää toimel tekkinud likumad. Siiski ei vaidle keegi vastu, et väikesaared on kõrgendik, mida siis meri omasoodu on täiendanud või omapärane, põnev ja huvipakkuv nähtus. kärpinud. Saare maastiku kujunemisel on oluline tema Väikesaarte arv muutub pidevalt, kuna kiirusega ligi pinnamoe liigestatus. Keerukama maastikuga saared 3 mm aastas kerkiv maapind kallab paljudes kohtades on tekkinud mitme väikesaare liitumisel. Tavaliselt on endalt merevee, kogub pisut lainete või hoovuste too- kõrgem saar ka vanem, aga tugevad kõrgveega tormid dud setteid ja moodustab ikka uusi ja uusi saarekesi. korrigeerivad seda reeglit, kuhjates saare vanematele Teisest küljest kipuvad nii mõnedki vanasti eraldi olnud osadele uusi nooremaid rannavalle. Vanimaks väike- saared nüüd sellesama meretõusu, setete kuhjumise ja saareks Eesti rannikumeres peetakse Ruhnut, mis võis Rand-ogaputk veetaimede vohamise tõttu üksteisega kokku kasvama. saarena üle veepinna tõusta juba Joldiamere taandu- misel üle 10 000 aasta tagasi. Sealsed vanimad ranna- Erinvatel kaartidel on saarte arv erinev. Peamiselt mui- vallid on moodustunud Antsülusjärve staadiumil juba dugi mõõtkava pärast.