Assessing long-term spatial changes of natural habitats using old maps and archival sources: a case study from Central Europe

M Šantrůčková, J Dostálek, K Demková - Biodiversity and conservation, 2015 - Springer
Landscapes intensively farmed over a long time period represent a threat for natural habitats
and high levels of biodiversity. Information on the historical land use and spatial changes of …

[PDF][PDF] Patterns and changes of intensively utilised agricultural landscape in the Czech Republic between 1937 and 2002: Aerial photography analysis

J Skalos - Ekologia(Bratislava)/Ecology(Bratislava), 2006 - 147.213.211.222
Results of the analysis of landscape changes at the local scale are presented on a case
study site Stíčany (159 ha) located in the Eastern Czech Republic. Eight land use types have …

A paleoecological contribution to assess the natural vegetation of Switzerland

E Gobet, E Vescovi, W Tinner - Botanica Helvetica, 2010 - Springer
How natural is a plant community or landscape in a given region? This question is essential
for understanding the origin of today's vegetation as well as for nature conservation and …

Changes in landscape naturalness derived from a historical land register—a case study from NE Germany

F Jansen, S Zerbe, M Succow - Landscape ecology, 2009 - Springer
The naturalness of landscapes and its assessment is a major issue in landscape
management and nature conservation (Ridder 2007a; Verhoog et al. 2007). Additionally …

[PDF][PDF] Land use changes (recorded in old maps) and delimitation of the most stable areas from the perspective of land use in the Kašperské Hory region

R Eremiášová, H Skokanová - Journal of Landscape ecology, 2009 - sciendo.com
The paper deals with the development of cultural landscape in the area of study in the
Kašperské Hory region, Czech Republic, from the 1730s to the present and documents …

Interpreting present vegetation features by landscape historical data: an example from a woodland-grassland mosaic landscape (Nagyko ″rös wood, Kiskunság …

Z Molnár - 1998 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Abstract'Natural'vegetation fragments often play important roles in the reconstruction of the
vegetation history and of the lost natural vegetation of a region. This approach involves the …

The protected flora of long‐established cemeteries in Hungary: Using historical maps in biodiversity conservation

V Löki, A Schmotzer, A Takács, K Süveges… - Ecology and …, 2020 - Wiley Online Library
The role of anthropogenically influenced habitats in conserving elements of the original
wildlife has increased worldwide simultaneously with the disappearance of natural sites …

Long-term human impact and vegetation changes in a boreal forest reserve: implications for the use of protected areas as ecological references

T Josefsson, G Hörnberg, L Östlund - Ecosystems, 2009 - Springer
Northern boreal forest reserves that display no signs of modern forest exploitation are often
regarded as pristine and are frequently used as ecological reference areas for conservation …

Vegetation changes in a wet meadow complex during the past half-century

K Prach - Folia Geobotanica, 2008 - Springer
Repeated vegetation maps and phytosociological relevés recorded in the 1950s and again
from 1984 to 2006 in a wet meadow complex near the town of Třeboň, in the southern part of …

Landscape memory in abandoned areas—physical and ecological perspectives (Central European mountains case study)

A Latocha, K Reczyńska, T Gradowski… - Landscape …, 2019 - Taylor & Francis
Using the concept of landscape memory we examined the relationship between persistence
of anthropogenic landforms and their botanical composition several decades after …