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    STUDIA GEOGRAPHIA - Issue no. 2 / 2010  
         
  Article:   PROTECTED ELEMENTS IN THE TIŞIŢA NATURAL RESERVE.

Authors:  GABRIELA ADINA LAZĂR. 		 
       
         
  Abstract:  Protected Elements in the Tişiţa Natural Reserve. The Putna – Vrancea National Park is the second largest area in Romania from the point of view of the density of large carnivores, thus representing an important element in the implementation of the European Ecological Network Natura 2000. The declaration of a region as a natural reserve area represents an important element of Romania’s accession processes to the European Union structures, the implementation of any preservation and conservation measures of all plant and animal species of community importance representing one of the main conditions of a new member state. Located in Vrancea Mountains, the Tişiţa Natural Reserve possesses a great variety of natural elements, ecologically important fauna and flora species being acknowledged within its perimeter. The natural landscape is dominated by the presence of the forest vegetation which represents the habitat for several large carnivores found on Romanian territory like the brown bear, the wolf or the lynx. Due to its geographical location and climate, the Tişiţa Natural Reserve shelters a large number of plant species, representing different associations with distinct features and variety from the point of view of their ecological, pedological and thermal requirements.

Key words: natural reserve, protected habitats, European network NATURA 2000, vegetal associations, wild life monitoring. 

  
         
     
         
         
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