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Population development of ungulates in Horažďovice region (SW BBohemiaa) by GIS method
Ferdová, Jiřina ; Červený, Jaroslav (advisor) ; Nováková, Petra (referee)
The goal of this work is to evaluate the development of population dynamics of cloven-hoofed game in the years 2005 - 2014 and various hunting grounds in the interest area. There are the largest population of roe deer and wild boar at the Horažďovice region. There are also other specific game species - mouflon, sika and fallow deer. The landscape at the Horažďovice region is cultural, widely used for agriculture and it is not varied for cloven-hoofed game.
The gamekeeper's statistics are the most important source of data for evaluating the development of population dynamics of this game. There were analyzed the data for the spring fundamental groups, hunting and death in specific game species. The results are processed by using clear tables, graphs and primarily maps created by GIS method.
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The natural monument Kuní hora in the Novohradské Mountains, charakteristic, proposal of protection and plan of care
FERDOVÁ, Jiřina
The aim of this work is to implement a plan of care for the site: Kuni Mountain, according to the methodology approved on the 29th September 2004 under No.M/100856/04, as amended. The introductory part of this work is devoted to important facts about Kuni Mountain and the possible measures to implement the plan of care for this natural monument. Further work is divided into two major parts. The first part is dedicated to processing the complex geophysical characteristics of Kuni Mountain. This section includes: geology, geomorphology, climatology, hydrology, soil science, biogeography, and conservation throughout the site. After studying the available material at the site, I decided to draft a management plan for the natural monument that is Kuni Mountain. This thesis is accompanied by map attachments that were created using GIS: An integral part of this thesis is the photographic attachments, which the author personally sourced in field surveys.
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