Register of Natural Values (Areas)
This dataset defines the spatial distribution of natural values in Slovenia, showing areas designated for nature protection. It is based on the Rules on the determination and protection of natural values, issued under the Nature Conservation Act. Natural values include geological phenomena, minerals and fossils, karst and geomorphological features, glaciers, springs, waterfalls, lakes, bogs, rivers, coastlines, plant and animal species and their habitats, ecosystems, and landscapes. The data supports preparation of nature conservation guidelines for spatial plans and programmes, management plans for protected areas, comparative analyses, and operational nature conservation work. It is also intended for landowners and to raise public awareness of Slovenia's natural heritage.The list of natural values defines the natural values in the area and is intended for their protection. Data on the spatial distribution of natural values in Slovenia and the associated attribute data are intended for the preparation of nature conservation guidelines for plans, programmes, plans, spatial or other acts, as well as their amendments or additions and the preparation of management plans of protected areas. In addition, they enable various analyses, comparative evaluation and are helpful in operational nature conservation work. Last but not least, they are intended for landowners and for raising awareness among the general public about the richness of Slovenia's natural heritage or natural values and the importance of protecting them. The data set shows the spatial distribution of areas of natural values in Slovenia as defined by the Rules on the determination and protection of natural values (UL RS Nos 111/04, 70/06, 58/09, 93/10, 23/15, 7/19 and 53/23), issued on the basis of Article 37(6) of the Nature Conservation Act (UL RS Nos 96/04 – official consolidated text, 61/06 – ZDru-1, 8/10 – ZSKZ-B, 46/14, 21/18 – ZNOrg, 31/18, 82/20, 3/22 – ZDeb, 105/22 – ZZNŠPP and 18/23 – ZDU-1O). According to the Nature Conservation Act, in addition to a rare, valuable or famous natural phenomenon, a natural value is also another valuable phenomenon, an ingredient or part of a living or non-living nature, a natural area or part of a natural area, an ecosystem, a landscape or a shaped nature. Objects and areas of natural values include in particular: geological phenomena, minerals and fossils and their deposits, surface and underground karst phenomena, underground caves, gorges and secluded and other geomorphological phenomena, glaciers and forms of glacial activity, springs, waterfalls, rapids, lakes, bogs, streams and rivers with banks, seashores, plant and animal species, their exceptional specimens and their habitats, ecosystems, landscapes and shaped nature. The.
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