Tomasz Samojlik

... Przygotowania Gorączka przygotowań zapanowała na długo przed wyjazdem. W wigilię Bożego Narod... more ... Przygotowania Gorączka przygotowań zapanowała na długo przed wyjazdem. W wigilię Bożego Narodzenia Zygmunt August wysłał myśliwców Wasilka i Griszę Moskwicina do łowisk białowieskich, aby przygo-towali wszystko na jego przybycie. ...

Hunts and Stays of Polish Kings and Grand Dukes of Lithuania in Bialowieza Primeval Forest in the 15-16TH Century

Kwartalnik Historii Kultury Materialnej, 2006

Scorched pine trees and active beehive trees in 19th-century Białowieża Forest

<p>Based on the map from [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/... more <p>Based on the map from [<a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0211025#pone.0211025.ref043" target="_blank">43</a>]. Data on scorched pine trees from 1844, and active beehive trees from 1828. Drawing by Tomasz Samojlik.</p

Rudnie w Puszczy Białowieskiej w XVII–XVIII wieku

Zamczysko w Puszczy Bialowieskiej - historia legendy

Hunts and Stays of Polish Kings and Grand Dukes of Lithuania in Bialowieza Primeval Forest in the 15-16TH Century

STANISLAUS AUGUSTUS PONIATOWSKI IN BIALOWIEZA FOREST (30th AUGUST-2nd SEPTEMBER 1784)

Utilization of Białowieża Forest in the times of Jagiellonian dynasty and its traces in the contemporary forest environment

Based on the analysis of historical documents concerning the access rights to Bialowieza Forest a... more Based on the analysis of historical documents concerning the access rights to Bialowieza Forest and the results of palaeoecological research, we described human activities in the Bialowieza Forest under the rule of Jagiellonian dynasty in the Polish−Lithuanian Commonwealth (1386−1572) and their long−lasting effects on forest ecosystems. In the 15−16th centuries the main human impacts were: the creation of river−side meadows, and the introduction of ground fires, mainly to coniferous and mixed forests.

Antropogenne przemiany środowiska Puszczy Białowieskiej do końca XVIII wieku

Archiwum Uj Dokt 2007 243, 2007

Trees Beyond the Wood An exploration of concepts of woods, forests and trees Conference proceedings

Abstract Young Wood, near Mungrisedale, in the Lake District National Park is the highest Atlanti... more Abstract Young Wood, near Mungrisedale, in the Lake District National Park is the highest Atlantic oakwood in England. This makes Young Wood the current upper altitudinal limit for semi-natural, ancient woodland in England. This iconic woodland was fenced by Natural England in autumn 2008 to remove grazing sheep in order to conserve and enhance biodiversity, for example by enabling natural regeneration of trees. It is hypothesised that management of semi-natural habitats to conserve and enhance biodiversity may also protect, and possibly increase, carbon storage in the landscape. However, very little research has specifically tested this in long-term field studies. The fencing of Young Wood provides a good opportunity to improve the evidence base. Immediately prior to fencing soil samples were taken to provide baseline carbon and nitrogen concentrations. Soil bulk density samples were also taken to enable an estimation of soil carbon content. Data from this initial soil survey were analysed to compare current soil concentration and content under different types of vegetation. The potential implications of the results for future carbon storage are discussed. Future repeat surveys will determine how carbon storage is actually affected by the removal of grazing sheep. To begin to monitor changes in biodiversity, a ground vegetation survey was undertaken in summer 2009 and a baseline lichen survey was undertaken in 2010. Data from these baseline surveys are briefly described. A follow up ground vegetation survey was undertaken in 2011. Data are compared to the baseline 2009 survey. The possible implications of early changes in ground vegetation composition are discussed. The aim of this paper is to provide a reference to the baseline survey work undertaken at Young Wood. It is hoped that further surveys of soil, ground vegetation and lichens will be undertaken in future, but also that surveys of other measures of biodiversity, and of carbon stocks and fluxes, can be commenced.

Ochrona i łowy: Puszcza Białowieska w czasach królewskich

No return for aurochs. A letter to 'Science

Organon, 2016

Dzikie ssaki Wielkiego księstwa Litewskiego w pracach Jeana-Emmanuela Giliberta

Obserwacje litewskich niedzwiedzi Jeana Emanuela Giliberta

Przegląd Zoologiczny, 2007

Rosomak w Rzeczypospolitej w dawnych zrodlach

Przegląd Zoologiczny, 2005

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