DIGITALNA ARHIVA ŠUMARSKOG LISTA
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ŠUMARSKI LIST 3-4/1977 str. 20 <-- 20 --> PDF |
form of a prohibition of leeting goats into the woods, in the regulation of the cut, etc., however, neither severe fines succeeded entirely in arresting the devastation of the forest vegetation and the formation of bare rocky grounds. In the 19th century artificial afforestations (mainly with Black Pine and Aleppo Pine) were initiated, but the two World Wars (from 1914—1918, and from 1941—1945) interrupted the afforestation efforts and after each of these two wars afresh attempts were made. However, whereas during the first years after the liberation of the country (1945) the reforestation and amelioration works in degraded forests (scrubwoods, rnacchias) were being performed on a large scale, after 1956 (on introducing self-financing) these works were reduced to a minimum. A particularly bright point in this period was the prohibition of goat keeping (Law of 1954), which, as a consequence, resulted in a natural regeneration of certain areas of devastated forests. Nowadays, a special influence on the survival and renewal of forests in the Adriatic region is exercised by the development of tourism, as well as by the present efforts to establish an ecological balance in the world and in this country. Therefore the forestry in the Adriatic region joins the framework of the scientific projects »Man and Biosphere« and »Protection of Human Environment«, while in the complex of land use planning of this region (especially in the »Projeot of the Adriatic III«) forest and forestry represent a dominant component. Ovaj rad je referat sa savjetoProf, dr Milan ANDROIĆ, vanja »Uloga šume i šumske vedipl. ini. šum. getacije u zaštiti čovjekove okoKatedra za zaštitu šuma line u odnosu na Jadransko pošumarskog fakulteta Sveučilišta dručje« održano 4—6. III 1976. u Zagrebu, god. u Zadru. šimunska cesta br. 25. |