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Nakládání se zvěřinou z pohledu uživatelů honiteb
Valešová, Irena
This bachelor's thesis deals with the analysis of the use of venison by hunting grounds users and the related consumption of venison among the public. A questionnaire survey was used to solve the aim of the work. Two different questionnaires were created for hunting grounds users and for the public. The analysis took place in 2021-2022 and a total of 290 respondents participated in it (101 users of hunting grounds and 189 consumers). Thanks to the research, it was found that the general public consumed venison most often in the amount of 1.1–10 kg per year, and more venison was consumed by people living in villages. The most frequently consumed game species was wild boar, which was also the most frequently hunted game species. 60-75% of red deer, sika deer and roe deer game were sold for the purchase of venison. 40-50% of wild boar and fallow deer venison was sold to the final consumer. Hunters used 10–20% of roe deer, fallow deer, wild boar and European mouflon venison for their own consumption, while hare and pheasant meat were used for hunter consumption in 70–90% of cases.
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Garden is the only real world for the gardener: Case study of the garden allotments Cibulka and Technomat in Prague
Valešová, Irena ; Novák, Arnošt (advisor) ; Zandlová, Markéta (referee)
This work is based on the article by Jan Keller (2000) - Praise of Gardeners, in which Jan Keller mentioned garden allotments as places distatnt to globalized economy and consumerist lifestyle of today's world. The aim is to verify if the content of this article corresponds to the true situation in the selected garden allotments in Prague. This work can help to get an idea of the benefits of the garden allotments not only for gardeners but for all inhabitants of the capital. For this purpose, I conducted a field research accompanied by a number of interviews in the garden allotments. Technomat and Cibulka in Prague. I have gained a lot of informations about life in the garden allotments as well as about the relationship of the respondents to their own gardens. I watched whether and to what extend is the life in the garden allotments influenced by the economic, ecological, social and propert-legal aspects. Research shows that gardeners actually live a non-consumerist way of life and partly resisting market mechanism, but only inside of the garden allotments, not outside. Their environmental friendly behavior is due to external factors rather than internal as personal beliefs. The garden allotments do not have such important role in social terms as it may seem at the first sight, but on the other...
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