Examples of using Forest ecosystems in English and their translations into Serbian
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Forest ecosystems are remarkably complex.
Climate change will also impact forest ecosystems.
Forest ecosystems cover 70% of the park's territory.
The purpose of the order was to protect natural forest ecosystems of common chestnut and beech trees.
Some forest ecosystems may disappear, leading to the extinction of several species.
Fires are burning in other parts of the Amazon as well as other forest ecosystems in the region, including Bolivia, Paraguay and Peru.
Changes in forest ecosystems caused by global warming(Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Republic of Serbia, OI 20052).
The Vikos-Aoös National Park preserves one of the richest mountain and forest ecosystems in terms of wildlife diversity in Greece.
The devastation of the steppe and forest ecosystems in which the largest number of longhorn beetles live has brought many species to the brink of extinction.
In addition to Brazil, fires have also affected other parts of the Amazon and other forest ecosystems in the region, including Bolivia, Paraguay and Peru.
Its outstanding natural values are mixed forest ecosystems of beech and fir, black pine, subalpine beech and the forests of maple with beech, as well as the biodiversity of wild species.
Subject aim: Awareness-raising on harmful factors(abiotic, biotic and anthropogenic)that affect forest ecosystems, as well as integral protection measures.
The scientific research project:“Research of concentration of pollutants in forest ecosystems of the protected natural area‘Avala' in the aim of protection and improvement of the environment- monitoring of the concentration of pollutants”(2010-2011).
For those young people who love nature the Faculty of Forestry is the place where they can get a comprehensive knowledge of forest ecosystems, nature protection and improvement of the environment.
The second lecture on the methodology andways to prevent fires in our forest ecosystems, depending on their composition, was held by Vladimir Nikolić, Forestry engineer, who spoke about the theme"Forests and forest fires".
It will present original fossils of marine invertebrates found in the territory of Serbia andherbal fossils old around 200 million years which once formed forest ecosystems in the area.
It was concluded at the seminar that,given the dynamics and proportions of forest ecosystems vulnerability, it was necessary to adapt and change the planning procedures.
Then, from 1991 to 2001 studied issues were forest ecosystems in terms of the impact of air polluters on forest ecosystems and the importance of forest ecosystems for the preservation of basic natural resources in Serbia as well as study of the improvement of their protective and regulatory functions.
The scientific research project:“Monitoring and comparative studies of concentrations of heavy metals(Pb, Ni, Mn, Fe,Zn) in forest ecosystems of the National Park Fruška Gora.
The scientific research project:“Research of the concentration of pollutants in forest ecosystems of the protected natural area‘Avala' in the aim of protection and improvement of the environment”(2009-2010).
Then, from 1991 to 2001 studied issues were forest ecosystems in terms of the impact of air polluters on forest ecosystems and the importance of forest ecosystems for the preservation of basic natural resources in Serbia as well as study of the improvement of their protective and regulatory functions. After 2001, the research work has been characterized by two groups of projects: projects of national programs and projects of technological development.
Project leader: Dr. Dragica Stanković.12.The scientific research project:“Research of the concentration of pollutants in forest ecosystems of the protected natural area‘Avala' in the aim of protection and improvement of the environment”(2009-2010).
Evaluation of ecophysiological andgenetic plant diversity in forest ecosystems The Balkan Peninsula, where Serbia is situated, is a dendroflora diversity centre(IUCN), home to forests comprised of relict, endemic, economically important(or potentially important) and endangered forest species, unique in time and space.
To ensure the acquisition of advanced level skills in the various scientific areas of the course,with special emphasis on the deep recognition of components and interactions in forest ecosystems, developing and applying the concept of sustainability in forestry practice, with a view to the future conservation of natural resources.
Scientific research at the Chair of Amelioration covers many research areas,and some of them are: forest ecosystems and their impact on changes in the environment, research of the effect of erosion processes on the state of soil and vegetation, and sustainable management of soil and water. The results of research conducted at the Chair of Amelioration are available in the form of published papers, reports and database of stored data.
Project leader: Dr. Dragan Gačić.Scientific research project:“Research of damage caused by big game and its impact on forest ecosystems of the Republic of Serbia”, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management- Forest Directorate(2007-2008).
In the autumn of 2015 the subjects Soil amelioration, Soil conservation, Soil physics,Air pollution and forest ecosystems and Soil and bioengineering techniques were transfered from the Chair of torrents and erosion control to the Chair of soil reclamation. Towards the Jubilee of the Faculty of Forestry Countdown: 0 days.
The European Commission is hosting the“International Conference on Forests for Biodiversity andClimate” in Brussels to discuss pressures on EU forest ecosystems due to, among others, climate change as well as how to best protect forests and their biodiversity for a climate neutral and climate resilient land.
Project leader: Dr. Vladan Ivetić.11.The scientific research project:“Research of concentration of pollutants in forest ecosystems of the protected natural area‘Avala' in the aim of protection and improvement of the environment- monitoring of the concentration of pollutants”(2010-2011).
Dissemination of knowledge about the methods of scientific research in the field of biology, ecology andcontrol of harmful organisms in forest ecosystems. Subject outcomes: Training of students for independent scientific and highly professional work in the field of forest protection.

