1981. Student and parental perception on homework : evidence from PIRLS for SloveniaEva Klemenčič Mirazchiyski, Plamen Mirazchiyski, 2025, original scientific article Keywords: vzgoja in izobraževanje, domače naloge, učenci, starši, bralna pismenost, PIRLS 2021, Slovenija, education, homework, students, parents, reading literacy, PIRLS 2021, Slovenia
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1989. Public participation in EU legislation? : Recommendations for involving citizen scientists in anthropogenic litter research within the Water Framework DirectiveJanto Schönberg, Marianne Böhm-Beck, Štefan Trdan, Mateja Grego, Doris Knoblauch, Mandy Hinzmann, Sinja Dittmann, Katrin Knickmeier, Uroš Robič, Martin Thiel, Tim Kiessling, 2025, complete scientific database of research data Keywords: citizen science, rivers, litter, water framework directive
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1990. Private forest owner typology based on post-disturbance behaviour in SloveniaDarja Stare, Zala Uhan, Matevž Triplat, Špela Ščap, Nike Krajnc, Špela Pezdevšek Malovrh, 2025, original scientific article Abstract: In recent years, Europe has experienced an unexpectedly high frequency of natural disturbances. Private forest owners (PFOs), who manage a significant proportion of European forests and have diverse objectives and approaches to forest management, play a crucial role in salvage logging. The aim of this study was to (i) categorise PFOs based on their forest management objectives, experience with regular forest management, and responses to natural disturbances, and (ii) propose policy implications for particular PFO groups to improve salvage logging operations and meet legal requirements. A survey was conducted among a random sample of PFOs whose forests were affected by natural disturbances (n = 547). The survey data were analysed using K-means cluster analysis, and three groups of PFOs were identified. The outsourcing-oriented managers (32%) responded most strongly to natural disturbances, with 96.0% carrying out salvage logging. This highly co-operative group often relies on forest contractors and demonstrates the highest commitment to performing forest management activities among the three groups. The self-reliant managers (42%) also responded strongly (92.6% carried out salvage logging) and are characterised by a strong preference for performing the work themselves. The group of less active managers (26%) included the highest proportion of PFOs who did not conduct salvage logging (19.0%) and those with no previous forest management experience (12.0%). Despite these differences, common policy instruments based on smart regulation principles are proposed to promote efficient salvage logging. The results may contribute to the holistic transformation of forest policy and management in response to the current challenges posed by large-scale natural disturbances.
Keywords: natural disturbances, salvage logging, private forest owners’ behaviour responses, smart regulation principles, forest policy recommendations
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