Předmět Ecosystems of Central Europe (DZEX18Y)

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Cíl

A subject Ecosystems of Central Europe is set for students in DSP, who are focused on the application of ecological attitudes to the protection of environment and care for the protected areas. The subject covers topics such as common principles of creating of ecosystems, their classification and principles of their protection and management. The aim of the subject is the understanding of the principles of care for specially protected ecosystems and their protection. A student is supposed to make a project corresponding to the topic of their dissertation. The defence of the project is a part of the examination. Other preparation is done in a form of self-studying with the use of literature recommended by the lecturer.

Osnova

PřednáškaBiomes and Ecosystems: structure, function, classificationForest ecosystems: classification, structure, function and managementWettland ecosystems: lotic and lenitic habitatsGrassland habitats: history, structure and managementAgroecosystems: history, structur and important speciesOther non-forest habitats: alpine habitats, heatlands etcCvičení

Získané způsobilosti

Znalosti:Graduates of this subject have good information about the water and terrestrial ecosystems structure and function. They can name main species occurring in these ecosystems and describe their adaptations according to the environmental characteristics. They understand habitat classification and sorting. They are familiar with historical connections in ecosystem management, with the people's impact on the site change in a way of plant and animal species occurrence. Emphasis is given at water and wetland ecosystems, forest ecosystems and grassland ecosystems and agroecosystems.Dovednosti:Graduates of this subject can characterize main types of Middle European (European) ecosystems; also they are able to apply received knowledge into the field of their interest - technical and aguicultural modifying of landscape. They can utilize their knowledge when trying to reduce negative impact of technical hits into the landscape on the particular ecosystems and species. When solving complicated and unpredictable problems, they act professionally and are able to look for qualified help.Kompetence - komunikace:Graduates of this subject understand specialized terminology, which allows them effectively communicate in specialized subject contents. They can lead effective discussions with the public administration and with non government organizations. Students are able to work in teams; they effectively speak to scientists and public.Kompetence - úsudek:Graduates of this subject know about scientific terminology and problematics. They are able to create critical analysis, evaluation and synthesis of new and complex ideas.

Literatura

ZákladníJazyk výuky: AngličtinaHilty, J.A., Lidicker W.Z., Adina M.2006: Corridor Ecology: The Science and Practice of Linking Landscapes for Biodiversity Conservation. Island Press. 328 pp. ISBN: 1559630Andel, J., Aronson, J.2005: Restoration Ecology: The New Frontier. Blackwell. 319 pp. ISBN 063205834X.Boyce, M.S., Haney A.1997: Ecosystem Management: Applications for Sustainable Forest and Wildlife Resources. Yale University Press. 361 pp. ISBN 0300078587.Amson, F.B., Knopf, F.L.: Ecosystem Management 1996: Selected Readings. Springer-Verlag. ISBN 0387946675.DoporučenáJazyk výuky: AngličtinaThomas, P.A., Packham, J.R.: Ecology of Woodlands and Forests: Description, Dynamics and and diversity. Cambridge University Press, 528 pp.Mclusky, D.S., Elliott, M. 2004: The Estuarine Ecosystem: Ecology, Threats and Management. Oxford University Press. 214 pp. ISBN: 0198525087.Bhatti, J., Lal, R., Price, M.A.2006: Climate Change and Managed Ecosystems. CRC Press. 446 pp. ISBN 0849330971.

Požadavky

Defence of Semestral Thesis

Garant

prof. RNDr. Vladimír Bejček, CSc.