The programme „New non-intervention areas“ began in 2002 and is anchored in the “Agreement on cooperation between the Forests of the Czech Republic, s.p. and Nature Conservation Agency in defining non-intervention areas in forests and ensuring their monitoring”. Our department provides monitoring of these areas.
The contract can be found here (in Czech).
METHODOLOGY
Monitoring, i.e. repeated surveys based on statistical inventarization, stems from the principles described in a methodology developed by IFER - Institute of Forest Research, Ltd. The methodology was developed, tested and approved within a research project VaV SM/6/153/05 - "Monitoring the development dynamics of natural forests left to spontaneous development; preparation of methodology for the selection of areas with communities meant to be left exposed to the effect of mostly natural forces, proposal of methods and procedures for the management of these areas".
The methodological procedure consists of two parts - data collection in an inventory network of permanent circle plots (size 500 m2) and in a core area (size 1ha) where the complete tree situation is geodetically localized. The combination of both types of data enables getting information about a locality as a whole as well as studying spatial dynamics of a forest in the core area.
OVERVIEW OF THE LOCALITIES
Poledník 71,6 *2002, 2010 32 1 x 1,0 ha
Doutnáč 67,8 2005, 2015 87 2 x 0,5 ha
Tajga 143,4 2006, 2016 94 2 x 0,5 ha
Kostelecké bory 51,2 2006, 2016 33 1 x 1,0 ha
Kleť 38,3 2007 49 1 x 1,0 ha
Hedvíkovská rokle 34,6 2008 49 2 x 0,5 ha
Lovětínská rokle 50,4 2008 69 1 x 1,0 ha
Libický luh - Havrany 30,8 2009 79 1 x 1,0 ha
Javorina 166,1 2009 108 1 x 1,0 ha
Ve Studeném 33,0 2010 41 1 x 1,0 ha
OUTPUTS
Kleť (2007-2017)
Kostelecké bory (2006-2016)
Tajga (2006-2016)
Doutnáč-fytocenologie (2006-2015)
Doutnáč-dendrometrie (2005-2015)
Poledník 2002-2010)
Ve Studeném (2010)
Javorina (2009)
Libický luh (2009)
Lovětínská rokle (2008)
