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The NATURA 2000 Ecological Nook
Natura 2000 is a system of protected areas created by the member states of the European Union. It is intended for the protection of biological diversity and the individual areas are suggested according to accurately set criteria. Natura 2000 does not try to protect individual species but endangered types of environment. In order to fulfil this task in the most efficient way, natural biotopes have been mapped (or will be mapped) in all member states.
The method of the protection of an area incorporated in the Natura 2000 system is determined by each member state individually according to its own laws.
Natura 2000 Localities in the Boskovice Region
- Borotín - a summer colony of the Greater Mouse-eared Bat (Myotis myotis) in the attic of the Borotín chateau (not accessible).
- Crhov - Rozsička
- Dědkovo, Lhota u Olešnice
- Kněževes, Panský les - Jezdiny
- Dlouhá Lhota
- Křetín, Chateau
- Vranová, Nad kapličkou
Czech Republic
For the Natura areas in the Czech Republic the Agency for the Protection of Nature and Landscape is responsible.
The protected areas in the Czech Republic establishes the government by declaring:
- a bird area - 38 bird areas are established in the Czech Republic, other two are proposed
- locality with European significance - many localities are proposed in the Czech Republic, e.g. 67 within the Olomouc Region.
Rules for Behaviour in a Protected Landscape Area
External links
- The official webpage of Czech Natura preserves administered by AOPK
- The official webpage of the European Natura 2000 network
- Localities with European significance in your area
Source: Czech Wikipedia
