塞尔维亚中部猎场狍种群管理现状及Swot分析

Z. Popović, S. Stepić, M. Popovac, V. Lavadinović, M. Beuković, D. Beuković, M. Vukadinović, M. Polovinski-Horvatović
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本研究的目的是研究塞尔维亚中部猎场狍种群的状况,并对其管理进行SWOT分析。本文使用的狍个体数量和扑杀事件数据来自塞尔维亚共和国农业、林业和水管理部-林业局和统计局。此外,《狩猎和狩猎法》被用于分析目的。由于地理区域和野生动物管理措施的不同,塞尔维亚猎场的狍种群状况并不令人满意。2021年,在塞尔维亚中部地区共记录到86,755只,占最佳人口的97.54%。中部和东部猎区个体猎场的狍数量均高于最佳密度,而南部和西部猎区个体猎场的狍数量分别占最佳密度的88.58%和89.12%。单位面积(km2)个体数最多的是东部(2.06)和贝尔格莱德(2.02),最小的是南部(1.02)和西部(1.34)。下列问题被确定为在所考虑的猎场管理狍种群的主要障碍:立法和监管文书、大量法规的不遵守和不执行、狍监测问题、猎场控制不力、某些法规在兽医学领域不适用、环境保护、战利品和野味出口问题尚未解决、缺乏战略规划(即塞尔维亚共和国的狩猎发展战略)、缺乏鹿栖息地监测方法和评级方法、以及不专业的规划和制定狩猎场管理计划。SWOT分析强调了塞尔维亚狍种群管理的优势、劣势、机会和威胁。
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The Status and Swot Analysis of Roe Deer Population Management in the Hunting Grounds of Central Serbia
Summary The purpose of this study is to examine the status of roe deer population in the hunting grounds of Central Serbia, and perform a SWOT analysis of its management. The data used herein on the number of roe deer individuals and culling events were obtained from the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management - Forest Administration and the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia. Moreover, the Law on Game and Hunting was used for analysis purposes. The status of roe deer population in the hunting grounds of Serbia is quite unsatisfactory, depending on the geographical area and wildlife management practices. In 2021, a total of 86,755 individuals were recorded in the area of Central Serbia, which accounts for 97.54% of the optimal population. However, the number of roe deer in the individual hunting grounds of the Central and Eastern hunting areas was above the optimal density, whereas the number of roe deer accounted for 88.58% and 89.12% of the optimal density in the individual hunting grounds of the Southern and Western hunting areas, respectively. The largest number of individuals per unit area (km2) was recorded in the Eastern (2.06) and Belgrade (2.02) hunting areas, whereas the smallest number of individuals per unit area (km2) was recorded in the Southern (1.02) and Western (1.34) hunting areas. The following issues were identified as major impediments to the management of roe deer population in the hunting grounds considered: legislative and regulatory instruments, non-compliance and non-enforcement of a large number of regulations, roe deer monitoring issues, poor hunting ground control, inapplicability of certain regulations in the field of veterinary medicine, environmental protection, unresolved issues of trophy and game meat export, lack of strategic planning (namely the hunting development strategies of the Republic of Serbia), lack of deer habitat monitoring methodology and rating methodology, and unprofessional planning and development of hunting ground management plans. The SWOT analysis performed emphasized the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of roe deer population management in Serbia.
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