This thesis deals with the changes in landscape structure and sets out the causes of the changes in the use of the landscape in the cadastral territory of Ostrožská Lhota. Interest of the territory is located in Zlín region in the District of Uherské Hradiště. The work compares the use of landscape in the period between the years 1836 and 1953, and in the period between 1953 and 2015. For the determination of the status of the last use of the landscape has been used map II. the military mapping from the year 1836 and Ortofotomapa of the Czech Republic from 1953. The current state of the landscape was mapped out in the field, where potential changes were recorded in the current maps. Analysis of the changes of landscape structure was evaluated according to the area of representation of these selected categories of land use: arable land, permanent grassland, orchards and gardens, vineyards, forest stands, water areas, built-up area, recreation areas and other areas. The digitization of maps - exploring map the development of the outputs of the programme have been processed in ArcGIS.

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The Sokolov Region, which was one of the engines driving the national economy in the recent past, is now significantly threatened by marginalization. The development of the region was marked by two important phenomena: large-scale opencast mining and almost complete replacement of the population after World War II. Coal mining has been affecting the development of the region since the mid-18th century. Since the end of the World War II, when large-scale opencast mining prevailed, the region's dependence on coal mining increased. Although mining has been gradually declining since the early 80's, mining and related industries still form the base of employment (approximately 10 000 jobs). Termination of mining, which is planned for the period 2030--2035, thus may mean core problem for the region. Sokolov District is already one of districts with the highest unemployment within the Czech Republic, and further increase may result in the depopulation of the region in the final stage. The thesis analyses the current state of the Microregion Sokolov-East, compares it with other Central European mining regions, seeks for the possibilities of future development of the region, and brings knowledge of how these possibilities are evaluated by the key actors of the Microregion.

The thesis is presented on the topic Analysis of the current state and possibilities of development of hippotourism in the southern part of the Moravian Karst and the surrounding area. The diploma thesis was prepared at the Institute of Civil Engineering, Landscape Design and Protection of Mendel University in the years 2016-2018. This work deals with the issue of equestrian tourism, hippotourism. This type of tourism is most often associated with accompanying rural tourism and agrotourism. The first part was elaborated literature overview of the problem of recreational land use in the Czech Republic and abroad, including emerging trends in horseback riding, followed by a comprehensive analysis of the conditions, characteristics and properties of the area, including natural conditions. In the second part of the survey was conducted, meetings with the heads of road sections and proposing measures to enhance the recreational activities of the area in horseback riding, basic calculation of the proposed measures and possible funding sources. Finally, map, drawing and table documentation are attached.

The thesis deals with the issue of landscape protection, management and planning in the context of the European Landscape Convention. It solves the current state of cultural landscape and defines the basic principles of landscape care and possibilities of its development optimization. The work performs landscape analysis of the model area Březina verified by field research. The thesis focuses on the assessment of the landscape and on the basis of the analyzes it describes its natural, cultural and aesthetic values. The thesis works with valid territorial planning documents and their confrontation with the affected municipal authorities or persons. The design study is based on defining selected problems in the area. According to the landscape character and the results of the study, guidelines for countries of similar type are recommended.