Pomen in vloga slovenskega lovstva v očeh javnosti : mnenje Kmetijsko gozdarske zbornice Slovenije

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Title:	Pomen in vloga slovenskega lovstva v očeh javnosti : mnenje Kmetijsko gozdarske zbornice Slovenije
Authors:	ID Kroflič, Saša (Author) ID Lobnikar, Branko (Mentor) More about this mentor... ID Krope, Srečko (Comentor)
Files:	UN_Kroflic_Sasa_2016.pdf (698,08 KB) MD5: D2E9A275B0CB329EFC0694186D065479
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Bachelor thesis/paper
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	FVV - Faculty of Criminal Justice and Security
Abstract:	Lovstvo je v preteklosti predstavljalo glavni vir preživetja, dandanes pa ljudem pomeni predvsem hobi. Skozi čas se je lovstvo zelo spremenilo tako glede uporabe in oblike orodja oziroma orožja za lov kakor tudi glede organizacije. V preteklosti so imeli lovsko pravico predvsem premožni ljudje, čez čas pa so lovsko pravico pridobili lastniki zemljišč. Še zdaj je v večini evropskih držav lovska pravica vezana na lastninsko pravico, lastniki zemljišč imajo pravico do lova in upravljanja z divjadjo na svojem zemljišču, lahko pa zemljišče dajejo tudi v najem. V nasprotju s tem je Slovenija ena redkih držav, kjer pravica do lova ni vezana na lastninsko pravico. V Sloveniji imajo pravico do lova samo posamezniki, ki so včlanjeni v lovsko družino in imajo opravljen lovski izpit. Večina držav ima urejeno lovsko zakonodajo, ki določa pogoje za upravljanje z divjadjo, trajnostno gospodarjenje z divjadjo, pogoje za lov, velikost lovišč, organiziranost lovskih organizacij, vrste in načine lova. Evropske države se združujejo v Združenje lovskih zvez Evropske skupnosti (FACE), ki skrbi za interese sedmih milijonov lovcev po vsem svetu in za učinkovito ohranjanje življenjskega okolja ter odgovornosti lovcev ob lovu. Moramo se zavedati, da lovstvo ne pomeni samo lova na divjad, ampak predstavlja širok spekter drugih dejavnosti, kot so ohranjanje narave in pestrosti živalskih vrst, ohranjanje ravnovesja v naravi, nadzor nad krivolovom, preprečevanje širjenja bolezni, odpravljanje škode, ki jo povzroči divjad, in še mnogo drugih stvari.
Keywords:	lovstvo, lovska društva, lovci, pravna ureditev, diplomske naloge
Place of publishing:	[Ljubljana
Place of performance:	[Ljubljana
Publisher:	S. Kroflič]
Year of publishing:	2016
Year of performance:	2016
Number of pages:	50 str.
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-58357
UDC:	351.765+639.1(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	3128042
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:FUO3UH8W
Publication date in DKUM:	17.05.2016
Views:	2231
Downloads:	244
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Language:	English
Title:	THE IMPORTANCE AND ROLE OF SLOVENIAN HUNTING IN THE PUBLIC EYE: THE OPINION OF AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY CHAMBER OF SLOVENIA
Abstract:	In the past, hunting represented the main source for living, but in present days, for most people, hunting represents hobby. Over time, there were significant changes in hunting. Both the use and the form of tools and weapons for hunting had change, as well as the organization. In the past, hunting right belonged mostly to wealthy people, but over time the hunter's right got land owners. Even now, in the majority of European countries hunting rights are attached to ownership rights, land owners have the right to hunt and managing wildlife on their land, but they can also give the land for lease. Slovenia is one of the few countries where the right to hunt is not tied to ownership rights. In Slovenia, only people who are members of hunting society and have passed the hunting exam, have the right to hunt. Most countries have regulated hunting legislation which regulates conditions for game management, sustainable management of the game, the conditions for hunting, size of the hunting grounds, organization of hunting organizations, the types and methods of hunting. Most of European countries associate in FACE: The European Federation of Associations for Hunting & Conservation, which takes care of the interests of several million hunters all around the world, for the effective conservation of the environment and the responsibility of hunters with their hunting. We need to realize that hunting is not just hunting for game, but presents a wide range of other activities, such as nature conservation and preservation of the diversity of animal species, maintaining the balance of nature, control over poaching, prevention of the spread of disease, dealing with the damage caused by game and many other things.
Keywords:	Hunting, property rights, hunting legislation, hunting grounds, hunt

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