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The aim of our study was to quantify the differences in the regeneration-degeneration processes in pine and mixed oak-pine forest habitats in the Kampinos Forest (central Poland). We investigated whether the regeneration rate depends on habitat type, whether there is a relationship between the bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) cover and the degree of community deformation, and which habitat type has been most invaded by alien plant species. Our results indicate that the constant loss of pine forest habitats, which has been observed since the 1970s, is continuing. The less deformed communities generally have more bilberry coverage, the stands in pine forest habitats are older and less deformed, and the stands in mixed oak-pine forest habitats are more susceptible to the spread of alien species, but are able to regenerate faster after a disturbance. These results are in line with observations from other parts of Poland and other European countries.
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Preservation of biological diversity of the Kampinos National Park and the life and health of inhabitants of the Warsaw conurbation was performed by the CAWI technique on a sample of n=665 respondents based on the exploratory survey model. According to 98% of the investigated, actions towards the Kampinos National Park (KNP) are of particular importance for future generations. Students declare a high level of responsibility for the preservation of KNP as a natural monument (82.3%), although they believe that this condition is of major importance to the country (76.5%) and the inhabitants of Warsaw (19.4%), not for them personally (3,5%). Over 80% of the respondents visited at least once KNP for recreational purposes, but neither for cognitive ones nor for ecological education.
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Badanie pt. Zachowanie różnorodności biologicznej Kampinoskiego Parku Narodowego a życie i zdrowie mieszkańców aglomeracji warszawskiej zrealizowano techniką CAWI na próbie n=665 respondentów w oparciu o model sondażu eksploracyjnego. Zdaniem 98% badanych działania wobec Kampinoskiego Parku Narodowego (KPN) mają konkretne znaczenie dla przyszłych pokoleń. Studenci deklarują wysoki poziom odpowiedzialności za zachowanie KPN jako pomnika przyrody (82,3%), choć uważają, że ów stan ma znaczenie przede wszystkim dla kraju (76,5%) i mieszkańców Warszawy (19,4%), a nie dla nich osobiście (3,5%). Ponad 80% badanych odwiedziło przynajmniej raz KPN dla celów rekreacyjnych, ale nie poznawczych lub związanych z edukacją ekologiczną.
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