DIGITALNA ARHIVA ŠUMARSKOG LISTA
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S. Viatic. Đ. Raušt. Z. Sclclkovic. / . Spanjoi. I. Anić, VI. Oršanić. I. Tikvić. D. Barićevič: PRILOG POZNAVANJU ... Šumarski list br. 11-12, CXXV (2001). 583-598 Since a major share of the Kornati Archipelago is protected under the national park category, the Nature Protection Act defines what a national park is and what activities can be undertaken in it. Afforestation over larger arces is therefore out of the question. With regard to spatial evaluation of the National Park, there are locations and zones where afforestation is permissible- and even desirable. These are the zones of specific protection, that is, multi-purpose zones with tourist and other agricultural locations and infrastructure. The primary goal in the Kornati Archipelago is to preserve and protect the natural aspect of the existing forest vegetation and prevent any devastation and destruction (grazing, uncontroled fellings, fires). Not all islands within the National Park are expected to be economically evaluated in terms of agriculture and cattle-breeding. The succession of the vegetation will continue with pioneering conifer species (pines) either through autochthonous elements within the degradation stages of holm oak forests, such as garrigues, maquis and coppices. The first task of the forestry profession is to preserve the remains of the forests, and then to protect, tend and lead them to a better quality and permanent stage (seed forests). Regardless of the protective nature of the National Park, foresty scientists and experts, as well as biologists-ekologists, should constantly be present there. A#«g.,.. :::: |