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THE DELIMITATION OF LANDSCAPE UNITS FOR THE PLANNING OF PROTECTION – THE EXAMPLE OF THE FORESTS BY UPPER LISWARTA LANDSCAPE PARK

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Sobala M.
Quaestiones Geographicae
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2019
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vol. 38
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issue 1
97-105
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The delimitation of landscape units can be helpful in the preparation of studies related to landscape protection and landscaping. The aim of this article is to propose the modification of the method of local landscape delimitation developed for the landscape audit for the needs of protected areas. The comparison of two methods of delimitation indicates that the same area can be assigned to different landscape types and subtypes. The proposed modification of the method of landscape unit delimitation allows a more detailed reflection of the landscape and its links to the administrative boundaries of administrative communities.
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THE OPTIMIZATION OF RURAL LANDSCAPE IN THE LIGHT OF THE IDEA OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT – THE EXAMPLE OF POLAND

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Sobala M., Myga-Piątek U.
Quaestiones Geographicae
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2016
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vol. 35
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issue 3
61-73
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Contemporary rural landscapes in Poland are being changed intensively and adversely. These changes lead to landscape disharmony, spatial disorder, the blurring of individual and specific features and disruption to the ecological equilibrium. This article aims to present general rules for the optimization of rural landscapes. It discusses the causes and consequences of unfavourable changes within Poland’s rural landscapes which constitute a threat to their sustainable development. The authors attempt to identify the major factors to be considered in taking steps aimed at landscape optimization. Landscape equilibrium may be assessed through the sustainable development dimensions: ethical, ecological, social, economic, technical, political and legal. Landscape optimization consists in maintaining the balance within these dimensions.
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