Protecting the Logarska dolina Landscape Park in the Face of Alterations to the Cultural Landscape

Varstvene organizacije kulturno krajino pogosto razumejo kot naravo, ki jo je preoblikoval človek, čas pospešenih okoljskih sprememb, v katerem živimo, pa narekuje tudi drugačen pogled: da nečloveški dejavniki (vremenski pojavi, kot so ujme in suša, biotske spremembe) vplivajo na to, s katerimi dejavnostmi se bo ukvarjal človek in kako bo upravljal s svojim okoljem. Magistrsko delo sledi nečloveškim okoljskim dejavnikom, ki vplivajo na način opravljanja gospodarskih dejavnosti prebivalstva v krajinskem parku Logarska dolina in ugotavlja, ali so se te zaradi okoljskih sprememb kakor koli spremenile. Predvsem pa osvetljuje nujnost vključevanja nepredvidljivih okoljskih dejavnikov, ki usmerjajo način življenja tam bivajočih, v sistem varovanja krajine. Poskuša razumeti, kakšno podobo krajinskega parka Logarska dolina narekujejo pristojne varstvene institucije in kako se vanjo umeščajo nepredvidljivi nečloveški dejavniki, omenjeni zgoraj. Navedena vprašanja obravnava s pomočjo teorije akter-mreža, ki predvideva, da neki sistem vzajemnih relacij sestavljajo tako človeške kot tudi nečloveške entitete, pri čemer magistrsko delo preizprašuje razmerja, ki jih entitete krajinskega parka Logarska dolina tvorijo v praksi in ugotavlja, kako (če sploh) ta razmerja upoštevajo varstveni režimi.Conservation institutions often understand cultural landscapes as nature that has been transformed by humans, but the time of accelerated environmental changes in which we live also dictates a different view: that non-human factors (e.g., the weather phenomena, such as windbreaks, drought, biotic changes) influence what activity a person will engage in and how he/she will manage his/her environment. The master\u27s thesis focuses on the non-human environmental factors that influence practices and activities of the population in the Logarska dolina landscape park. It explores if any of them have changed as a result of environmental changes. Above all, it sheds light on the importance of incorporating the unpredictable non-human factors that direct the way of life of those who live in the park into the landscape protection system. It tries to unfold what the Logarska dolina landscape park is supposed to look like according to the competent conservation institutions and how the unpredictable non-human factors mentioned above fit into this image. The thesis deals with these issues with the help of the actor-network theory, which assumes that a system of mutual relations consists of both human and non-human entities. It is interested in what relationships the entities of the Logarska dolina landscape park form in practice and how (if at all) these relationships are taken into account by the conservation regimes