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[NB12] Habitats of European interest
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Favourable conservation status of habitat types in Slovenia reaches almost half of the habitat types.

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Figure NB12-1: Conservation status of habitats by biogeographical region
Sources:

Poročilo o stanju ohranjenosti vrst in habitatnih tipov po 17. členu Direktive o habitatih, Ministrstvo za okolje in prostor, Zavod RS za varstvo narave, 2008.
Note: The figures in brackets represent the number of habitats within each biogeographical region.

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Alpine (45) Continental (44)
Favourable number 25 15
Unknown number 0 0
Unfavourable - inadequate number 12 18
Unfavourable - bad number 8 11
Figure NB12-2: Conservation status of habitats by main type of habitats (combined for Alpine and Continental biogeographical region)
Sources:

Poročilo o stanju ohranjenosti vrst in habitatnih tipov po 17. členu Direktive o habitatih, Ministrstvo za okolje in prostor, Zavod RS za varstvo narave, 2008.
Note: Figures in brackets represent the number of habitats within each group of habitat types.

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Favourable Unknown Unfavourable - inadequate Unfavourable - bad
Sclerophyllous scrub (3) number 2 0 1 0
Rocky habitats (7) number 4 0 2 1
Heath & scrub (1) number 1 0 0 0
Grasslands (12) number 3 0 5 4
Freshwater habitats (8) number 1 0 3 4
Forest (11) number 8 0 1 2
Dunes habitats (0) number 0 0 0 0
Coastal habitats (12) number 7 0 4 1
Bogs, mires & fens (6) number 0 0 5 1
Figure NB12-3: Frequency of pressures and threats
Sources:

Poročilo o stanju ohranjenosti vrst in habitatnih tipov po 17. členu Direktive o habitatih, Ministrstvo za okolje in prostor, Zavod RS za varstvo narave, 2008.

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Actual pressures Future threats
Agriculture, Forestry % 29 36
Fishing, hunting and collecting % 6 8
Mining and extraction of materials % 15 19
Urbanisation, industrialisation and similar activities % 9 11
Transportation and communication % 11 24
Leisure and tourism % 22 34
Pollution and other human impacts/activities % 11 13
Human induced changes in wetlands and marine environments % 34 42
Natural processes (biotic and abiotic) % 31 38
Figure NB12-4: Comparison of the conservation status of habitats in Slovenia and Europe
Sources:

Poročilo o stanju ohranjenosti vrst in habitatnih tipov po 17. členu Direktive o habitatih, Ministrstvo za okolje in prostor, Zavod RS za varstvo narave, 2008; SEBI, EEA & ETC/BD, 2008.

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Favourable Unfavourable - inadequate Unfavourable - bad Unknown
Slovenia number 26 21 13 0
Slovenia % 43 35 22 0
EU - 25 % 17 28 37 18
Last modified
07.10.2011
Author(s)

Matej Petkovšek, Institute of the Republic of Slovenia for Nature Conservation