Nature protection and biodiversity - Drivers and pressures (Czech Republic)

SOER 2010 Common environmental theme (Deprecated)

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SOER Common environmental theme from Czech Republic

Topic: Nature and biodiversity

more info Organisation name CENIA Reporting country Czech Republic Organisation website Organisation website Contact link Contact link Last updated 26 Nov 2010 Content license CC By 2.5 Content provider

Published: 26 Nov 2010 Modified: 11 May 2020 Feed synced: 26 Nov 2010 original

Key message

There are the main drivers of biodiversity decline – habitat fragmentation, degradation and loss of some ecosystem function, invasive alien species and contamination of the environment.

According to the above report, the main drivers of biodiversity decline in the Czech Republic include habitat fragmentation, degradation and loss, invasive alien species, contamination of the environment by various pollutants and eutrophication. In future, climate change shall substantially contribute to the wildlife population and habitat decline and loss of some ecosystem functions.

Trends in 152 bird species using data collected by the Breeding Bird Monitoring Programme are presented in Fig. here.