1 Abstract and keywords The legal regulation of wood species growing outside the forest Keywords: Wood species growing outside the forest in Czech Republic, wood species growing outside the forest in Austria, history of legal regulation of wood species in Czech Republic. Abstract: Topic of thesis is the public protection of wood species growing outside the forest in the legal order of the Czech Republic and Austria. The focus of thesis lies by Czech law. Reflected its development, current legislation and existing state of protection of wood species growing outside the forest in decision-making activities of the courts and the Ministry of Environment. Austrian legislation is viewed more as an inspiration for proposals de lege ferenda. Protection of nature and landscape in Austria is in the individual competence of each country, so it is not completely uniform. Special laws on the protection of the trees are only in Vienna and Styria, so the point of comparison is the legal order in these countries. Introductory part of the thesis defines the term wood species growing outside the forest and discusses their relevance for man and their place in the natural processes. Aesthetic and biological functions of trees forms the background the legislation. These functions created the material basis for the public...

In its theoretical part deals with the importance of green areas in towns and settlements, the history of its inception, its different forms and the importance for a healthy way of life of the urban population. The work follows the influence of green areas on a person in terms of aesthetic and hygienic. Discusses the importance and development of the landscape as well and its effect on human activities and return to the influence of the landscape and the nature of the mental and physical health of a person. The practical part of the thesis, the revitalization of the city's historic park addresses located on the square, Husova. The goal of the revitalization of the Park is to improve the functionality of the reference territory from ecological, functional and aesthetic.