The diploma thesis is focused on the Protected Landscape Areas in the Czech Republic and on the limitations resulting from the statute of conservation. The existence of protected areas is often seen as a barrier to any development of the area by public and stakeholders, as is evidenced by resistance to declaration of PLA Soutok. Thesis deals with verification of the arguments that have been raised during negotiations on the declaration of a protected area near to the confluence of the Morava and Thaya rivers. These objections were verified mainly based on interviews with representatives of municipalities, which are located in already existing protected areas, the managers of the PLA administrations, representatives of forest managers and with the help of a questionnaire survey in the affected municipalities. Through a few questions, it was investigated whether the nature and landscape conservation really means certain restrictions, or whether it is merely a relic handed down.

This diploma thesis characterizes the region of Central Brdy from the perspective of natural conditions, historical development and utilization. Former Brdy military training area became a part of PLA Brdy in 2016, whereby new options for touring and recreation were created. By this, new opportunities in development of the infrastructure and commercial activities for adjoining municipalities were made. As a main objective of the thesis, recreation potential of the region is determined using selected methods. For higher precision, several methods of recreation potential determination were applied and compared. This could be helpful for the municipalities when planning further development. In addition, recreation utilization opportunities are ment.

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The thesis deals with the analysis of the state and use of nature trails. The protected landscape area White Carpathians became a researched area. Nature trails are very popular by tourists, so it is necesery to maintain good condination and control benefits.The essence of this work is in term so research during which is decided about the overall state.Further work focused on problem solving and financial resources that are necessery for the proper functioning of the education trail. Solutions for the future are described, which can be an inspiration for an educational trail organization maintance and nature trails

This thesis, on the topic of Sustainable rural development of Moravské Kopanice, is aimed at evaluating the current state of sustainability in the mentioned area and considering its future development with respect to local specifics. Sustainability was evaluated in individual pillars (social, economic, environmental) using both statistical data and data obtained from interviews and questionnaires, conducted in the area in spring 2019. The results were subsequently summarized in SWOT analysis. The research showed that although each pillar has both strong and weak points, for this area the economic pillar is the weakest, while the environmental one is the strongest. Support for the development of environmentally friendly tourism, which could become a suitable tool for sustainable development of this region, appears to be the most perspective for the future.

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Šárka Mazalová: Analysis and resolution of conflicts between recreation and conservation in Moravian Karst PLA This thesis is focused on the analysis of the impacts of recreation and tourism on conservation in Moravian Karts PLA and description of the major conflicts. The first part is a literature review related the general definition recreation, tourism and approach to the assessment of recreation conflicts are defined too. Another part is devoted to a description of the specific study area, including identification of priorities for recreation and tourism and significant phenomena of nature conservation. The thesis describes the largest leisure activities and their impact on nature conservation. The practical part of the work reported major conflicts between recreation and nature conservation with respect to the load space due to high number of visitors.

Thesis describes the state of geocaching phenomena on the protected landscape area Beskydy. It focuses on detailed description of the cache network in the studied area. The theory focused on the terminology and typology of all existing caches is presented and along with the summary of historical evolution in the Czech Republic and other parts of the world. Important facts for hiding geocache in the protected landscape areas and their possible impacts on the landscape are defined. Thesis is composed of theoretical part which describes essential information needed for the experimental part which deals with the analysis of the obtained data. Important outputs and recommendations for Protected Landscape Area Administration Beskydy are presented in the final part the thesis.