Forestry
The forestry department ( Revierförsterei ) is a sub-authority of the forest administration . It is responsible for taking care of the forest land in the forest district in charge and is subject to a higher forest authority , usually a forestry office or a forester. The name of a forestry can vary depending on the state, region and type of ownership. This also includes the comparable institutions of the large private forest. The head of the forester is called the district forester . The main tasks are the management of the forest from an economic point of view. This includes the production, harvesting of wood and by-products as well as ensuring the special protective and recreational functions of the forest on the same area .
Germany
As a rule, forest offices in Germany are divided into district foresters ( company districts ). In Schleswig-Holstein the official name is "Försterei". The operating districts usually comprise the boundaries of individual villages or cities and city districts or the several villages in a "network". In Thuringia the entire country, according to § 59 State Forest Law by the top Forest Service in State Forest districts and these in forest management areas ( forest areas divided). A forester's place of work is the forester's house .
Lithuania
The forestry (lit. girininkija ) is a sub-authority of a chief forestry (lit. miškų urėdija ) in Lithuania . The 350 foresters' offices are managed and managed by the foresters (lit. girininkas ) (status: 2013). Every forester has at least one or two deputies ( girininko pavaduotojas ). The forestry department is subject to some sub- forestry departments (lit. Eiguva ).
2013, the average custody totaled Forstrevier -Size 3,045 hectares (3,300 hectares in 2004). The smallest forestry department manages around 1,500 hectares of forest (for example, in Varlaukis ). The largest forestry department looks after 36,000 hectares of territory (for example, the Šešuolėliai forestry department ), of which 12,000 hectares are forest.
In 2009 the average managed forest area size in the individual Lithuanian forest offices varied from 2,200 hectares (in the Utena forest district ) to 3,900 hectares (in the Nemenčinė and Šiauliai forest districts ). In 2009 there were from 4 (in the Curonian Spit National Park ) to 16 foresters (in the Ukmergė Chief Forestry ).
In 1429, the first Lithuanian forest ranger was mentioned in a document by the crusaders as a forest official . The first foresters' offices came into being between the 15th and 16th centuries. In 1518 there was the Birštonas forestry and in 1524 the Darsūniškis forestry . In the mid-16th century that had Grand Duchy of Lithuania 43 forest districts, including 14 in the territory of the present Republic of Lithuania ( Alytus , Birštonas, Darsūniškis, Rumšiškės , Karmėlava , Žiežmariai , Gegužinė , Lavoriskes , Kaunas , Vilkija , Merkinė , Veliuona , Skirsnemunė and Jurbarkas ). In 1997 there were 474 foresters.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Section 59 of the Thuringian Forest Act in the version dated June 24, 2008, see online
- ↑ Statistics 2013 ( Memento of the original from February 21, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Statistics 2013 ( Memento of the original from February 21, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ( Forest in Lithuania )
- ↑ Visuotinis girininkų suvažiavimas
- ↑ Chief Forester ( Jurbarkas )
- ↑ Šešuolėliai ( Memento of the original from February 21, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Statistics 2009 ( Forest in Lithuania : Forest Management)
- ↑ Ar tikslinga mažinti girininkijų skaičių?
- ^ History of Sudauen
- ^ History ( Grand Duchy of Lithuania , lecturer Romualdas Mankus, Aleksandras Stulginskis University in Kaunas)
- ↑ Sunaikintos girininkijos turi būti atkurtos (interview with Kęstutis Trečiokas )
