Protected Areas in Serbia

Lidija Amidzic; Mirjana Bartula; Zoran Krivošej; Danijela Prodanović

doi:10.3375/043.033.0314

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Lidija Amidzic,¹ Mirjana Bartula,^1,* Zoran Krivošej,² Danijela Prodanović³

¹1faculty of Applied Ecology University Singidunum Pozeska 83a 11000 Belgrade, Serbia
²2Faculty of Natural Science University of Pristina Kosovska Mitrovica
³3Faculty of Agriculture University of Pristina Kosovska Mitrovica

^* Corresponding author: mirjana.bartula@futura.edu.rs

Abstract

Nature protection in The Republic of Serbia dates back to the Middle Ages. The current nature protection in Serbia has been regulated by the relevant legilsative and institutional framework harmonized with the European Union environmetal accord. However, the total protected areas are still small in comparison to the existing natural values that deserve to be protected and maintained.

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Lidija Amidzic, Mirjana Bartula, Zoran Krivošej, and Danijela Prodanović "Protected Areas in Serbia," Natural Areas Journal 33(3), 348-355, (1 July 2013). https://doi.org/10.3375/043.033.0314

Published: 1 July 2013

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