2008 metais Kauno miškų urėdijoje atkurta 236,8 ha miško želdinių ir žėlinių, o apsaugota repelentais 97,8 ha. Iš to galima spręsti, kad nevisi miško želdiniai ir žėliniai yra apsaugoti nuo neigiamo elninių žvėrių poveikio. Apdoroti repelentais miško želdiniai ir žėliniai sudaro 41 % nuo visų įveistų miško želdinių ir žėlinių. Dar 8,7% miško želdinių ir žėlinių buvo apsaugota panaudojant tvoras, taip pat apie 2% panaudojant individualias apsaugos priemones. Iš to galima spręsti, kad buvo įveista 236,8 ha miško želdinių ir žėlinių, iš kurių 56,9% buvo apsaugota įvairiomis apsaugos priemonėmis nuo neigiamo elninių žvėrių poveikio. 2009 metais Kauno miškų urėdijoje atkurta 201,6 ha miško želdinių ir žėlinių, o apdorota repelentais 115,2 ha. Tai sudaro 57,1% nuo visų įveistų miško želdinių ir žėlinių ploto ir palyginus su ankstesniais metais galima spręsti jog jaunuolynų apsauga nuo elninių žvėrių padidėjo. Tuo pačiu 6,6% miško želdinių nuo bendro atkurtų želdinių ploto buvo apsaugota panaudojant vielos tinklą ir 2,9% miško želdinių ir žėlinių apsaugota panaudojant individualias apsaugos priemones. 2009 metais Kauno miškų urėdijoje įveista 201,6 ha miško želdinių ir žėlinių iš kurių 73,6 % apsaugota įvairiomis apsaugos priemonėmis nuo neigiamo elninių žvėrių poveikio. / In 2008 there were afforested 236,8 ha of forest land Kaunas State Forest Enterprise, both naturally and artificially. Among them 97,8 ha were covered by repellents. This shows, that not all artificially and naturally afforested plots were protected from negative impact of deer animals. Covered by repellents plots compose 41% from all afforested plots. Another 8,7% of afforested plots were fenced, yet 2% were protected by using of individual protective measures. This shows, that out of total afforested area (236,8 ha), 56,9% were protected by using different protective measures to avoid negative impact, caused by deer species. In 2009 there were afforested 201,6 ha of forest land Kaunas State Forest Enterprise, both naturally and artificially. Among them only 115,2 ha were covered by repellents. It compose 57,1% of all afforested areas. Comparing this with previous years, conclusion could be made, that protection from browsing and striping of young stands has increased. As well 6,6% of total afforested area were fenced, and 2,9% were protected by using individual protective measures. In total there were afforested 201,6 ha in Kaunas State Forest Enterprise during 2009, 73,6% of them were protected by using different protective measures to avoid negative impact, caused by deer animals.

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Research object. Populations of cervine animals (moose, red deer, roes) and their living environment in Mikieriai Forestry of the Public Institution Anykščiai Forest Enterprise. Research aim. To study the populations of cervine animals, their living environment and effect of these animals on forest in Mikieriai Forestry of the Public Institution Anykščiai Forest Enterprise. Research methods. Logic analysis of literature and systemic selective accounting. Research results. Cervine animals living in the forests of the Forestry are moose (density 7 pcs./1000 ha), red deer (12 pcs./1000 ha), roes (31 pcs./1000 ha). Because of their effect on forest planting and sprouts the number of cervine animals should be reduced as they browse, break stems and peel bark. The use of cervine animals is low. Before breeding fallow-deer in the forests of the Forest the basic breed should be moose, secondary – roe, minor secondary – red deer. When the fallow-deer are bred, to which the forests of the Forestry are good to live in and belong to the category of middle areas, the basic breed in the forests of the Forestry should be moose, secondary – roe and fallow-deer, minor secondary (undesirable) – red deer. From possible effect of cervine animals the forest planting and sprouts are protected by fences and repellents and protected area makes up 4,8 – 6,2% of the total area of the forests. Many recommended stimulants in biosphere range are also favourable for the increase of hunting fauna. The... [to full text]