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Expulsion of the German population from the area of Czech Canada in the years 1945-1952
BEZOUŠKOVÁ, Libuše
This bachelor thesis elaborates on the topic of the transfer of the German population in the period 1945-1952 from the area of Czech Canada in the South Bohemian Region. The work monitors not only the changes in the demographic structure of the population, but also the issue of extinct municipalities due to the construction of the border zone. In addition to the historical context, the transformation of Czech Canada as a physical-geographical area is also monitored here. Last but not least, the author analyzes Czech-German-Austrian relations as an important aspect in current foreign and economic policy.
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Population juniper (\kur{Juniperus communis}) in the selected area
KOUPAL, Vít
The paper maps the community of Common Juniper (Juniperus Communis) encountered at Konrac, a site included in the Česká Kanada Nature Preserve. The site itself, or rather the common juniper growing there, does not have the benefit of special legal protection; consequently, no targeted steps have been taken to maintain the juniper community intact in the Konrac landscape - still, the site allowed to monitor the natural development of the community in conditions typical of the current methods of farming. The locality is described to encompass four main types of habitats: stony islands amid meadows; unplowed strips of land around former small fields; peripheries of open stands; and peripheries of close stands. The acquired (and subsequently processed) data point to the conclusion that the habitat at the unplowed margins of fields suits the common juniper communities quite well, even without any human intervention in the farming practices beyond what is implemented on the site now.
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Communication Strategy Draft of a chosen Product
Lorenc, Marek ; Svoboda, Petr (advisor) ; Mlčák, Jan (referee)
The topic of this bachelor thesis is to design a communication strategy of Sports games of Czech Canada. The theoretical part deals with defining the marketing of services theory, marketing communication including tools of communication mix, STP processes and a strategy. The practical part describes Sports Games of Czech Canada together with the initial situation of marketing communication and proposes a new improved communication strategy based on the results of a questionnaire.
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Structural and hydrological characteristics of weathering pits in Česká Kanada
KUBOVÁ, Alena
This Masetr thesis looks into weathering pits of nature park Česká Kanada. The theoretical part of the thesis investigates research of weathering pits done in the Czech Republic as well as abroad. The practical part deals with weathering pit-bearing as well as weathering pitabsent blocks of rock within the study area. It describes their geological-geomorphological environment and attempts to find differences between the weathering pit-bearing and absent blocks (the presence of cracks, altitude, landforms, shape of the rock block and more). Furthermore it was established that a suitable rock block morphology (respectively the existence of horizontal plane) is important for formation of weathering pits. It also studies water properties in selected weathering pits, relationship of overhangs to prevailing wind directions. A correlation between overhang and wind direction was found in sense that NW to W winds correspond with overhang formation on eastern sides of weathering pits. Water in weathering pit of Čertův kámen located in sunny bare landscape shows significantly different properties in comparison with water properties of remaining weathering pits located in forrested areas.
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Theuse of newforms in recreationalactivitywith a focus on geocaching in " Česká Kanada"
JŮDA, Jiří
BACKGROUND: Recreational physical activity is of great importance to human health. Reduces the risk of disease and positively beneficial to the human body. Recreational physical activity is influenced by many factors, eg. Age, sex, place of residence, but also its form. OBJECTIVES: Create a project and presentation of a study on new forms of recreational physical activities focused on geocaching. METHODS: The research involved five families with children permanently living in the Czech Canada. Their task was a regular recreational tourism for the purpose of hunting caches. To obtain data was used informal conversation and as a complementary data collection and record sheet output questionnaire. RESULTS: All the families surveyed had a positive shift in recreational physical activity. The most common form of recreational physical activity was hiking as well as cycling. Thanks geocaching was for all investigated deepened relationship to nature and cultural sites.
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Potholes of Česká Kanada
KUBOVÁ, Alena
This Bachelor thesis looks into potholes of nature park Česká Kanada. The theoretical part of the thesis summarises the character of the nature park, formation of potholes and other types of landforms occurring in the region. The practical part deals with selected pothole localities, where the spatial relationship of pothole beds and primary joints is being researched. The results show that pothole beds are concordant with joint planes. Some locations revealed two generations of potholes.
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Socio-economic aspects of the Czech Canada
IHNATIŠÍN, Michal
This work describes the selected socio-economic indicators of the Czech Canada. In first part of this work are evaluated each municipality in the territory, and then the whole area of the Czech Canada. In the work is a SWOT analysis of the area and the Czech Canada is compared with other marginal regions.
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CIDER from Česká Kanada - analysis of the possibilities of production of a specific product
Košťál, Martin ; Syrovátka, Oldřich (advisor) ; Novák, Michal (referee)
The main objective of the presented bachelor thesis is the elaboration of a business plan aimed at the production of a specific product in the area of the Czech Canada. This product is cider, a light alcoholic drink made from apple juice. The solution to the problem is based on the need to diversify agricultural activities in the Czech Canada, and thus to support employment and economic stability in that area and simultaneously contribute - through planting fruit trees - to the ecological stability of the countryside in the Czech Canada.
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