The Long-Term Development of Water Bodies in the Context of Land Use: The Case of the Kyjovka and Trkmanka River Basins (Czech Republic)/ Dlouhodobý vývoj vodních ploch v povodí Kyjovky a Trkmanky v kontextu využití krajiny (Česká republika)

Havlíček, Marek; Pavelková, Renata; Frajer, Jindřich; Skokanová, Hana

doi:10.1515/mgr-2014-0022

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“…V modelovém území Kyjovské pahorkatiny byl již v jeho dílčích částech hodnocen dlouhodobý vývoj využití krajiny (Havlíček, Chrudina, 2013;Havlíček et al, 2014), komplexně však tento geomorfologický celek z hlediska dlouhodobého využití krajiny a historických krajinných struktur dosud nebyl hodnocen.…”

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Vývoj využití krajiny Kyjovské pahorkatiny, diskuze k cenným historickým strukturám krajiny, jejich ochraně, managementu a potenciální obnově

Havlíček¹,

Skokanová²,

Šarapatka³

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The article focuses on the identification of valuable landscape structures in a typical Central European hilly landscape (Kyjovská pahorkatina hilly land) with traces of traditional land use management, and on the assessment of their importance from the perspective of soil protection, nature conservation and landscape character. We used old topographic maps, cadastral maps and aerial photos, covering period 1830s-2010s. Arable land dominated throughout the whole research period. Area of permanent grassland dropped from 17 % to 1 % (in 1991), reflecting the most significant changes in the researched regiondisappearance of grassland along water courses, pastures as well as a mosaic of small agricultural holdings, representing traditional agricultural landscapes with small vineyards, orchards and arable fields. However, in some places these traditional agricultural landscapes have been preserved up to date. On the other hand, patches with continuous grassland are very rare and are often preserved only in protected areas. The highest potential for restoration can be seen for permanent grassland and water areas.

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Vývoj využití krajiny Kyjovské pahorkatiny, diskuze k cenným historickým strukturám krajiny, jejich ochraně, managementu a potenciální obnově

Havlíček¹,

Skokanová²,

Šarapatka³

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“…Soft alluvium had probably dominated in the lowlands until the 19th century when the influence of regulated flows gradually regenerated the formation of hard alluvium, while remaining under the influence of the forest economy (Machar, 2007). Loss of floodplain forest agricultural land in Central Europe, mainly in the 20th century has been confirmed in several papers (Baus et al, 2014;Blažík et al, 2011;Havlíček et al 2014;Machar et al, 2013;Mojses and Boltižiar, 2011;Skokanová et al, 2015). After a series of major, even catastrophic flooding in the Lower Váh, a number of important changes in the riverbed were instituted in 1888.…”

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Floodplain forest protection in agriculturally intensive areas (from design to implementation)

Petrovič¹,

Stranovský²,

Muchová³

2016

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Floodplain forests are Europe's most endangered forest habitats. In many areas they have either been transformed into arable land or cultivated as poplar plantations. The Territorial System of Ecological Stability (TSES) used in Šaľa, Slovakia, creates the ecological framework for agriculturally intensive areas. This paper discusses the study of floodplain forests in the Lower Váh River composed of willows of the Salix genus and poplars. It presents a design for applying recommendations from scientific research related to TSES for legislation to protect the last natural fragments of floodplain forests in Šaľa district through the Luhy na Bystrom Protected Landscape Element in agriculturally intensive areas.

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“…This primitive method of trapping water in depressions is found in settlements with a lack of other water resources (Jíhlavec 1978). Modernization processes in society during the 19th century is also reflected in the change of use and extent of surface water in the countryside (Havlíček et al 2014), and also in villages (Frajer 2015).…”

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New type of ponds? Changing of quantity and function of water bodies in rural built-up areas (Pilsen Region, Czechia)

Kopp

Frajer

Novotná

2017

European Countryside

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This study is focused on the changing of areas of water bodies in selected villages of the Pilsen Region (Czechia). We researched several different types of rural settlements and three time horizons with the help of old maps, orthophoto maps and GIS tools. To capture the influence of their location within the urban system, we chose 15 places from four categories (inner suburban area, outside suburban area, rural area, periphery rural area) depending on their distance to the core of the Pilsen agglomeration. There is no significant change in the amount of water bodies between the first reference period (1838-1839) and the second period (1957-1963) in the selected settlements. However, the third period (2013-2015) is characterized by the emergence of a large number of small water bodies - swimming pools and garden ponds. Based on the results of our research we identified the declining importance of public water bodies in some of the settlements. However, we have identified a notable prevalence of garden ponds which have a more positive ecological impact than pools. The proportion of private water bodies (covered and uncovered pools and garden ponds) in the total area of water bodies in the rural settlements in most cases is less than 20%, in the suburban settlements up to 100%. Peripheral settlements have a below-average share of these water bodies. The difference between the number of pools in different settlements is related to the proportion of newly built houses there. Although there are relatively fewer pools in rural settlements, the difference compared to the situation in suburban settlements is not pronounced due to the change in lifestyle in rural areas and the change in functions of some villages to recreational areas. Influence of pools on water consumption is dependent on the individual exchange technology of water in swimming pools. Filling of the pool before the season can overload the capacity of the local water supply.

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The Long-Term Development of Water Bodies in the Context of Land Use: The Case of the Kyjovka and Trkmanka River Basins (Czech Republic)/ Dlouhodobý vývoj vodních ploch v povodí Kyjovky a Trkmanky v kontextu využití krajiny (Česká republika)

Cited by 20 publications

References 12 publications

Vývoj využití krajiny Kyjovské pahorkatiny, diskuze k cenným historickým strukturám krajiny, jejich ochraně, managementu a potenciální obnově

Vývoj využití krajiny Kyjovské pahorkatiny, diskuze k cenným historickým strukturám krajiny, jejich ochraně, managementu a potenciální obnově

Floodplain forest protection in agriculturally intensive areas (from design to implementation)

New type of ponds? Changing of quantity and function of water bodies in rural built-up areas (Pilsen Region, Czechia)

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