primer Dravske ravni
Danijel Ivajnšič (Author), Daša Donša (Author), Damjan Strnad (Author), Igor Žiberna (Author)

Abstract

V luči ciljev Skupne kmetijske politike za obdobje 2023–2027 obravnavamo problematiko biodiverzitete agro-ekosistemov, s posebnim poudarkom na Dravski ravni. Mali lesni krajinski elementi lahko pripomorejo k ohranjanju in potencialnemu povečanju biodiverzitete kmetijsko intenzivnih območij. Rezultati razvitega prostorskega modela izpostavijo Dravsko ravan kot območje z visoko prioritetno stopnjo (sicer za Slovenskimi goricami in Savsko ravnjo) za implementacijo prostorskih ukrepov za ohranjanje, predvsem pa revitalizacijo malih lesnih krajinskih elementov. Po drugi strani so neugodno okoljsko stanje na teh območjih povzročili procesi spreminjanja rabe prostora (razdrobitev in zmanjšanje gozdnih zaplat, nastajanje in združevanje njiv ter pozidanih površin) in način upravljanja s kmetijskimi površinami (pretežno intenzivno kmetijstvo). Hkrati se ob vse večji homogenizaciji kmetijske krajine številne dobre kmetijske površine Dravske ravni zaraščajo.

Keywords

Dravsko polje;agro-ekosistemi;daljinsko zaznavanje;prostorsko modeliranje;skupna kmetijska politika;

Data

Language: Slovenian
Year of publishing:
Typology: 1.16 - Independent Scientific Component Part or a Chapter in a Monograph
Organization: UM FF - Faculty of Arts
UDC: 911.52:712(497.41Dravsko polje)
COBISS: 185441539 Link will open in a new window
Parent publication: Dravsko polje
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Secondary language: English
Secondary title: ǂThe ǂcommon agricultural policy measures and small woody landscape features
Secondary abstract: Considering the objectives of the Common Agricultural Policy for the period 2023-2027, we addresses the issue of biodiversity loss in agro-ecosystems, with special emphasis on the Drava Plain. Small woody landscape features can help preserve, and potentially increase, biodiversity of agriculturally intensive areas. The results of the developed spatial model indicated that the Drava Plain should be considered as a high priority area (behind Slovenian Hills and the Sava Plain) for implementing measures towards conservation or revitalization of small woody landscape features. On the other hand, the unfavorable environmental status, concerning biodiversity, in these areas was caused by land change processes (fragmentation and reduction of forest patches, the creation and consolidation of mainly fields and built-up areas), and the way agricultural areas were predominantly managed (intensive agriculture). However, along the increasing homogenization trend in agro-ecosystems, many high-quality agricultural areas were abandoned and are now facing forest progression.
Secondary keywords: Dravsko polje;agro-ecosystems;common agricultural policy;remote sensing;spatial modeling;
Type (COBISS): Article
Pages: Str. 193-220
DOI: 10.18690/um.ff.11.2023.6
ID: 24618781