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Aktualni temi s področja hidrologije in klimatologije

"Očetje in mati te ideje so z zanosom stopili skupaj in podpisali ustanovitveni akt o zavarovanju Doline Triglavskih jezer. Sklenjena je bila pogodba za dobo 20 let, ki se prekine med 2. svetovno vojno, in je bila potem leta 1961 obnovljena na nekoliko večjem območju. Današnjo površino 840 kvadratnih kilometrov, ki leži na enem izmed najlepših predelov Slovenije, dobimo leta 1981. Letos tako praznujemo 40-letnico, 60-letnico, prve ideje pa so še mnogo starejše," je v Torkov kviz ob obletnici ustanovitve Triglavskega narodnega parka povedala Majda Odar, vodja informacijsko izobraževalne službe v Triglavskem narodnem parku.

V tej številki časopisa si lahko preberete: Kako je nastal Triglavski narodni park; Življenje v parku z vidika prebivalca; Ris- novi prebivalec gorenjskih gozdov; Območja nacionalne prepoznavnosti krajine; Skrb za kulturno dediščino- Psnakov mlin in žaga; Muzejski zbirki Triglavskega narodnega parka; Skupnost šol biosfernega območja Julijske Alpe; Sofinanciranje projektov parkovnih lokalnih skupnosti; Leto obletnic naravnih parkov Slovenije; Zvočni opis- ko slika spregovori.

Vodnik za mlade obiskovalce Triglavskega narodnega parka je namenjen otrokom, da na preprost in razumljiv način izvedo veliko novega o fantastični raznolikosti življenja – biodiverziteti. Ta številka časopisa vabi celo družino, da se ob jubilejnem praznovanju 40- letnice Triglavskega narodnega parka, sprehodi po pohodniških poteh čudovotih Julijkih Alp. Pripravljen je tudi prav poseben izziv.

Opisujemo nova nahajališča dveh redkih in varstveno pomembnih vrst slovenske flore v južnih Julijskih Alpah (Tolminsko-Bohinjsko in Krnsko pogorje). Sestoje mediteranske vrste Adiantum capillus-venerisv Kneški grapi pod Masovnikom (Kneške Ravne) na nadmorski višini približno 570–600 m uvrščamo v novo varianto Eucladio-Adiantetum hymenostylietosum recurvirostrivar. Astrantia carniolica. Endemit in evropsko varstveno pomembna vrsta Moehringia villosaima pri slapu Curk v povirju Kozjaka pod Krnčico, kjer uspeva v sestojih variante Campanulo carnicae-Moehringietum villosaevar. Paederota luteado zdaj najbolj severozahodno nahajališče v celotnem območju razširjenosti.

Outdoor recreation is increasingly recognised for its deleterious effects on wildlife individuals and populations. However, planners and natural resource managers lack robust scientific recommendations for the design of recreation infrastructure and management of recreation activities. We reviewed 38 years of research on the effect of non-consumptive recreation on wildlife to attempt to identify effect thresholds or the point at which recreation begins to exhibit behavioural or physiological change to wildlife. We found that 53 of 330 articles identified a quantitative threshold. The majority of threshold articles focused on bird or mammal species and measured the distance to people or to a trail. Threshold distances varied substantially within and amongst taxonomic groups. Threshold distances for wading and passerine birds were generally less than 100 m, whereas they were greater than 400 m for hawks and eagles. Mammal threshold distances varied widely from 50 m for small rodents to 1,000 m for large ungulates. We did not find a significant difference between threshold distances of different recreation activity groups, likely based in part on low sample size. There were large gaps in scientific literature regarding several recreation variables and taxonomic groups including amphibians, invertebrates and reptiles. Our findings exhibit the need for studies to measure continuous variables of recreation extent and magnitude, not only to detect effects of recreation on wildlife, but also to identify effect thresholds when and where recreation begins or ceases to affect wildlife. Such considerations in studies of recreation ecology could provide robust scientific recommendations for planners and natural resource managers for the design of recreation infrastructure and management of recreation activities.

Novosti na področju snega v okviru projekta CROSSRISK

Ob Svetovneme dnevu meteorologije 2021

Tokrat smo oddajo posvetili redki živali, ki je pri nas najbolj ogrožena vrsta sesalcev. Te dni so na območje Triglavskega narodnega parka pripeljali risa iz Romunije. Kakšen je namen naseljevanja teh živali, kako vse skupaj poteka in koliko osebkov naj bi še pripeljali? Z nami sta bila Rok Černe iz Zavoda za gozdove Slovenije in Miha Marolt iz Triglavskega narodnega parka.

Tourism in protected areas was a fast-growing segment within the global travel and tourism industry prior to the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic. As a development pathway, tourism generated foreign exchange for countries endowed with natural assets (protected areas, pristine landscapes, forests, oceans, wildlife), contributed to conservation revenues, and provided local development benefits for communities. However, the spread of COVID-19 and its associated travel restrictions severely impacted this sector. In this review, we describe the main challenges preventing the sector from achieving its development potential. We propose a framework to steer tourism in protected areas as a green recovery initiative, so that it may rebound sustainably and continue to support biodiversity conservation and socio-economic development.

Plazovi v Posočju, plazovni bilten in snežne padavine v preteklosti, sedanjosti in prihodnosti

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