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Możliwość wprowadzenia w prawie łowieckim regulacji dopuszczającej polowanie z łukiem

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Bińkowska-Artowicz B.
Zeszyty Prawnicze BAS
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2018
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issue 3(59)
126-135
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Due to the principle of sustainable development and placement of the Hunting Law in the system of protection of natural environment, admission of archery as a method of hunting on the territory of the Republic of Poland may raise – according to the author – doubts. Extending the arsenal of hunting weapons by a bow could find a justification only in the situation, when, based on independent scientific research, it would confirm the thesis that the bow can be effective for purposes of the hunting economy and can constitute a weapon at least as humanitarian and safe as a hunting firearm.
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Analiza opracowania pt. „Polowania na ptaki. Zgodność z prawem międzynarodowym, unijnym i krajowym. Aspekt ochrony przyrody i humanitarno-prawny"

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Jaśkowski M.
Zeszyty Prawnicze BAS
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2020
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issue 1(65)
83-103
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According to the author, in numerous aspects the assessment of the compliance with the Birds Directive can be carried out at the local level, taking into account elements such as habitat characteristics, the nature of the hunt or the degree of actual probability of the error due to the similarity of hunted and protected species. The thesis that pheasants and partridges can be considered as game only after the maturity of their own broods is too far-reaching. According to the author, the use of lead shot in areas of special protection may be considered incompatible with the protection requirements of these areas, and the practice of general exclusion of hunting plans from the requirement to undergo an impact assessment on a given area may be considered incompatible with the Habitats Directive.
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