Předmět Ecosystems Conservation and Management (ZEX04E)

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Materiál	Typ	Datum	Počet stažení

Cíl

Ecosystems management is an important part of aplied ecology as well as nature conservation and landscape management. In this course students obtain basic information about management of the most important central european ecosystems (forests, wetlands, meadows, agroecosystems etc.) from the view of biodiversity conservation.

Osnova

PřednáškaIntroduction - Principles of Ecosystems Conservation and ManagementConservation and Management of Non-forest EcosystemsConservation and Management of AgroecosystemsConservation and Management of Grassland EcosystemsConservation and Management of Wetlands Conservation and Management of FishpondsConservation and Management of River Ecosystems Conservation and Management of Moors, Sand-stands and Salt-standsConservation and Management os Sandstone EcosystemsConservation and Management of Forest EcosystemsConservation and Management of Mountain ForestsConservation and Management of Lowland ForestsCvičeníIntroductionManagement of Wetland Ecosystems - ExamplesManagement of Forest Ecosystems - ExamplesManagement of Grassland Ecosystems - ExamplesManagement of Important Localities in PragueStudents Presentations

Získané způsobilosti

Znalosti:The absolvents of this subject have a basic knowledge in Central Europa's ecosystems and means of their protection. They are familiar with essential management actions and are able to apply these actions in management of water and terrestrial ecosystems. They are aware of historical connections of central european ecosystems usage from the human point of view and their connections with plant and animal species occurrence. They have a knowledge in regulation and reparative management at different forest and non-forest sites. They are familiar with the management of rare ecosystems such as moors, solonchacs or sandbanks, azonal ecosystems such as alpine sites, sandstone rock cities and so on. A big attention is given to different types of wetlands, including ponds, bogs and water courses. Students are familiar also with examples of conservation actions at agricultural land or at devastated sites by human.Dovednosti:The absolvents of this subject can design an optimal way of protection and management of protected and non-protected ecosystems with respect to the site conditions, communities and species. He can prepare and realize a management plan of protected areas. He can assess the effect of agricultural usage on the ecosystem and also an impact of this usage on communities and species. He is able to propose changes in agriculture usage of ecosystems and means of their protection. While solving complicated and unpredictable problems, they act as professionals and are able to reach qualified help. They can assert themselves at government administration, specialized institutions and organizations.Kompetence - komunikace:The absolvents of this subject understand specialized terminology, which allows them communicate effectivelly with the government administration, non-government organizations and productive sphere. They are able to apply ecosystem conservation and management issue in the team work. Students communicate effectively with scientists and general public.Kompetence - úsudek:The absolvents of this subject can assess the suitability and intenzity of management actions with respect to concrete conditions on particular site, free-living animals and other relevant facts. They are able to judge short-term and long-term sustainability of proposed actions and also economical and organizational demands and resulting effect of the actions.

Literatura

ZákladníMEFFE G. K., NIELSEN L. A., KNIGHT R. L., 2002 Ecosystem Management Adaptive, Community-Based Conservation. Island Press.BOYCE M. S., HANEY A., 1997 Ecosystem Management Applications for Sustainable Forest and Wildlife Resources. Yale University Press, 361 pp.BHATTI J., LAL R., PRICE,M. A., 2006 Climate Change and Managed Ecosystems. CRC Press, 446 pp.THOMAS P. A., PACKHAM J. R., 2007 Ecology of Woodlands and Forests Description, Dynamics and Diversity. Cambridge University Press, 528 pp.DoporučenáMcLUSKY D. S., ELLIOTT M., 2004 The Estuarine Ecosystem Ecology, Threats and Management. Oxford University Press, 214 pp.HILTY J. A., LIDICKER W. Z., ADINA M., 2006 Corridor Ecology The Science and Practice of Linking Landscapes for Biodiversity Conservation. Island Press, 328 pp.FULBRIGHT T., HEWITT D. G., 2007 Wildlife Science Linking Ecological Theory and Management Applications. CRC Press, 372 pp.ANDEL J., ARONSON J., 2005 Restoration Ecology The New Frontier. Blackwell, 319 pp.WHITTAKER R. J., FERNANDEZ-PALACIOS J. M., 2006 Island Biogeography. Ecology Evolution, and Conservation. Oxford University Press, 401 pp.

Požadavky

None

Garant

Ing. Petr Zasadil, Ph.D.