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'LANDSCAPE ECOLOGY: AN INTERDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH PROGRAM'
Pages 39-43

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From page 39...
... Through the concept of landscape ecology, Troll attempted to integrate geographic and ecological approaches into the research of natural phenomena. Troll wrote that the geographic approach focused on the regional differentiation of the earth and aimed at understanding the mutual relations of natural phenomena.
From page 40...
... What also had to be included among these problems were the insufficiently considered technological interventions into natural systems and the problems of spatial organization of the environment in the widest sense, including urbanization and socioeconomic activities. These issues have played a very important role in the development of landscape ecology in Czechoslovakia as well as in other countries of Central Europe.
From page 41...
... The success of landscape ecology in research as well as in implementation reflects the need to solve the growing disproportions in the organization of landscape utilization. The formulation of layout plans usually evolves primarily from analyses of individual branches of the national economy, although attempts to apply more complex knowledge of the landscape have already been undertaken.
From page 42...
... Ranking among the most significant research problems are issues of the stability of the landscape structure and landscape potential and the ability to fulfill functions related to the needs of society. The function of the landscape as a societal environment has changed over time.
From page 43...
... The landscape ecology research program may be used to address all basic problems of landscape utilization, in the domain of urban systems, agriculture, water management, tourism, or other branches of the national economy. The composition of the interdisciplinary team depends upon the solutions required for individual problems.


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