Perception of the Values of the Biocultural Landscape Types of Slovakia by the Population
The perception of the landscape by society is becoming an integral part of many studies in terms of the quality of the living environment, sport and recreation and building and developing social relationships. To evaluate the perception and appreciation of individual landscape types by society, we u...
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Zita Izakovičová [verfasserIn] Jana Špulerová [verfasserIn] Zuzana Baránková [verfasserIn] Andrej Palaj [verfasserIn] |
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