Order No. 335 on the creation of Natura 2000 forest planning.

The national Forest and Nature Agency establishes the Natura 2000 forest action plan to implement forest conservation in internationally protected areas (see article 14 of the Forest Act). This action plan is prepared on the basis of survey applied to three geographic locations in need of habitat and species conservation (forestry, lake/ponds, wild fauna), and its objective is the creation of environmental measures. Internationally protected areas are subject to the Forest and Nature Agency’s planned management of such measures, and during a specific planning period, its goal is to produce expected results which shall be referred to as the “Blueprint” of environmental protection. The Forest and Nature Agency publishes its planning proposals in order to ensure the information is publicly accessible. The Natura 2000 forest plan of action shall be revised and updated every 12 years.