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Excursion guidebook
Bajer, A. ; Bosák, P. ; Demek, J. ; Havlíček, M. ; Kirchner, Karel ; Mackovčin, P. ; Novák, P. ; Svoboda, J. ; Vítek, J.
Excursion guidebook presents selected conference papers and illustrates an attractive localities in the Jihomoravské Karpaty Highland, Středomoravské Karpaty Highland and Dolnomoravský úval Graben (localities: Pavlovské vrchy Hills – Soutěska Gorge, municipality Dolní Věstonice - Calendar of Ages, cryopediments near Zaječí village, man-made landforms in the Lužice area – lignite mining, Mikulčice village - castle of Great Moravia, Slavic fortified settlement
Fulltext: content.csg -  PDF
Plný tet: UGN_0396593 - PDF
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Creation of an incoming tourism tour
Orlíková, Jana ; Petrů, Zdenka (advisor) ; Straková, Ivana (referee)
The aim of this thesis was to set up an incoming tourism original tour to South Moravia with combination of hiking. This region is very attractive for tourists, but it deserves more their interest. The presented tour has also untraditional number of visiting days and it is enticed by combination of hiking, water transport and coach transport between particular places of interest. The thesis is divided into two parts. In the first part, basic tourism terms are explained; the tour itself is presented and explained in the second part. In the conclusion, the whole thesis is summarized and numerous pictures of places visited during the tour are addend at the end.
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The development of the border regions South Bohemia and lower Austria after 1989
HLAVÁČEK, Tomáš
This bachelor work describes the bilateral development of two regions- South Moravia and Lower Austria from the end of World War II., through the totalitarian regime, till the present. Bilateral relations, opinions, moods and economic cooperation are mentioned. So are the problems that went along with these regions for years and how they changed over the time. Statistics, graphs and research are completing the work and put the final touch to the difficult problems of the border region's development.
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Potential of the restoration of the halophyte vegetation lower course of the Trkmanka river floodplain
Halas, Petr
One of the most important areas with halophyte vegetation in the Czech Republic represents lower course of the Trkmanka river floodplain. This vegetation is a small rest of the origin distribution. Plant species structure has changed in context of historical and recent management. Many plant species became extinct due to destruction of biotops, hydrological regime changes and leaving of extensive management too. The chance to survive of the halophyte plant species will exist due to specific feature of halomorphic soil and competitive advantage of halophyte plant species if management of the rare biotops is right.
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Methodological approaches to assessment of tourism potential
Klapka, Pavel ; Nováková, Eva ; Frantál, Bohumil
Suitability of an area for tourism and recreational needs belongs among traditional issues of the Czech geography. Generally this problem is divided into assessment of natural potential and assessment of cultural-historical potential of an area for tourism and recreation. This contribution is aimed at possibilities of quantitative expression of cultural-historical potential using spatial interaction models in the area of the South Moravia region.
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Soil macrofauna (Diplopoda, Chilopoda, Oniscidea) under restored flood conditions in meadow and forest habitats in South Moravia, Czech Republic
Tajovský, Karel
Floodplain habitats in the alluvium of the Morava and Dyje rivers, Czech Republic, were strongly affected by changes in water regime conditioned by regulation measures in the past centuries. These negative changes resulted in the cessation of regular floods, decline of groundwater level and subsequently in dramatic changes of characteristic vegetation as well as animal assemblages. Therefore activities aimed at more thorough analysis and restoration and revitalization projects were undertaken in nineties. Specific extreme conditions in the regularly flooded biotopes are determining for the existence of the specific soil invertebrate assemblages including millipedes (Diplopoda), centipedes (Chilopoda) and terrestrial isopods (Oniscidea). Long termed pitfall trapping processed in forest and meadow habitats in the years 1993-2001 enable us to evaluate the impact of restoration of regular floods and improving water regime on these terrestrial invertebrates. While the animal assemblages in floodplain forest (Ranšpurk National Nature Reserve) showed to be more conservative towards restoration processes, those in flooded meadow (Křivé jezero National Nature Reserve) dramatically stressed by previous negative conditions well responded to improving water regime. Renewed inundations at this locality contributed to the return of parameters of natural wetland habitat. Low densities and the species typical for extreme flood conditions (centipede Lamyctes emarginatus, millipedes Julus scanicus and Leptoiulus cibdellus, terrestrial isopod Trachelipus rathkii) were monitored at this locality.
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The Strategy of Tourism Destination Development - the Acitvity Analysis of the Tourism Authority South Moravia
Večeřová, Lucie ; Vaško, Martin (advisor) ; Vojtová, Zuzana (referee)
Nowadays it is not an easy achievable aim to ensure the success of tourism destination in the tourism market due to tougher and tougher competition and more and more demanding visitor requirements. The sustainable development of tourism is in a close relation with the regional development which the destination marketing and management deal with. The thesis aim is to analyse the activity of the Tourism Authority South Moravia which is the Destination Management Company in the Czech Republic in South Moravia and aims at the visitor number increase in the region. The thesis involves some definitions from destination management field, the characteristics and tourism offers of South Moravia region, the activity evaluation within the context of the regional characteristics and the possible future activities.
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