Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

Experts whom CTK has addressed expect the bark beetle to not massively spread spread throughout the Sumava Mountains and hit trees in maximally 15 percent of the national park's territory. But the South Bohemia regional office claims that the bark beetle will destroy trees in half of the national park area in the next few years. The office says this will happen because about half of the park's area will fall in two zones in which either no human intervention is possible or trees may be cut down only rarely under the new zoning plan. The peak Plechy area on the photo of August 14, 2019. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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  • ILEA000235507
  • Registered date
  • 2019/8/15 00:00:00
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  • CTK / Kyodo News Images
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  • CTK
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  • 4928 × 3280 pixel
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  • 300 dpi
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  • SLOVAKIA OUT, CZECH REPUBLIC OUT
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              Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

              Experts whom CTK has addressed expect the bark beetle to not massively spread spread throughout the Sumava Mountains and hit trees in maximally 15 percent of the national park's territory. But the South Bohemia regional office claims that the bark beetle will destroy trees in half of the national park area in the next few years. The office says this will happen because about half of the park's area will fall in two zones in which either no human intervention is possible or trees may be cut down only rarely under the new zoning plan. Trojmezi area on the photo of August 14, 2019. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)
                Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                Experts whom CTK has addressed expect the bark beetle to not massively spread spread throughout the Sumava Mountains and hit trees in maximally 15 percent of the national park's territory. But the South Bohemia regional office claims that the bark beetle will destroy trees in half of the national park area in the next few years. The office says this will happen because about half of the park's area will fall in two zones in which either no human intervention is possible or trees may be cut down only rarely under the new zoning plan. The Plesne Lake area on the photo of August 14, 2019. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)
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                  Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                  Experts whom CTK has addressed expect the bark beetle to not massively spread spread throughout the Sumava Mountains and hit trees in maximally 15 percent of the national park's territory. But the South Bohemia regional office claims that the bark beetle will destroy trees in half of the national park area in the next few years. The office says this will happen because about half of the park's area will fall in two zones in which either no human intervention is possible or trees may be cut down only rarely under the new zoning plan. The peak Tristolicnik area on the photo of August 14, 2019. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)
                    Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                    Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                    Experts whom CTK has addressed expect the bark beetle to not massively spread spread throughout the Sumava Mountains and hit trees in maximally 15 percent of the national park's territory. But the South Bohemia regional office claims that the bark beetle will destroy trees in half of the national park area in the next few years. The office says this will happen because about half of the park's area will fall in two zones in which either no human intervention is possible or trees may be cut down only rarely under the new zoning plan. The peak Plechy area on the photo of August 14, 2019. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)
                      Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                      Sumava National Park, Bohemian Forest

                      Experts whom CTK has addressed expect the bark beetle to not massively spread spread throughout the Sumava Mountains and hit trees in maximally 15 percent of the national park's territory. But the South Bohemia regional office claims that the bark beetle will destroy trees in half of the national park area in the next few years. The office says this will happen because about half of the park's area will fall in two zones in which either no human intervention is possible or trees may be cut down only rarely under the new zoning plan. The Plesne Lake area on the photo of August 14, 2019. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)