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Turno kolesarstvo: nedelja, 13. september 2009, ob 10.30 uri; ogledov: 0

Na spodnji povezavi najdete zadnje novice in dokumente, ki se navezujejo na spremembo predpisa o vožnji v naravnem okolju: http://www.mop.gov.si/si/voznja_v_naravi/

Turno kolesarstvo: nedelja, 13. september 2009, ob 10.30 uri

Na spodnji povezavi najdete zadnje novice in dokumente, ki se navezujejo na spremembo predpisa o vožnji v naravnem okolju: http://www.mop.gov.si/si/voznja_v_naravi/

petersi: ponedeljek, 14. september 2009, ob 20.58 uri

Zelo lepo je videti, da so na uradni strani Ministrstva za okolje in prostor - Direktorata za okolje med tremi priporočili tudi PRIPOROÈILA TURNIM KOLESARJEM!!! :) :) :) To je posebno priznanje s strani državnih organov. Na tem se lahko gradi naprej v pripravi uredbe, kjer pa pogrešam našo večjo iniciativo. Sploh tuja zakonodaja nikjer ne govori o vožji z gorskimi kolesi, kakor je to trenutno urejeno v naši zakonodaji in je kolo v istem košu kot ATV, motorne sani, motorna kolesa, ... V predlogih je tudi malo govora o turnem kolesarjenju - kar je dobro, vendar tudi nekako "izvisi" v predlogih sprememb.

El Tomzo: sobota, 26. september 2009, ob 21.29 uri

Nekaj se dogaja .... in piše. Potem pa v zbiranje podpisov podpore.

El Tomzo: sobota, 26. september 2009, ob 22.56 uri

http://www.imba.org.uk/research_and_reports/environmental_impact/natural_resource_impacts.html [b:b5dd7dfe8a]No scientific studies show that mountain bikers cause more wear to trails than other users. No scientific studies indicate that bicycling causes more degradation of plants than hiking. Science has yielded mixed results comparing impacts on wildlife of hiking and bicycling.[/b:b5dd7dfe8a] Conclusion Mountain biking, like other recreation activities, does impact the environment. On this point, there is little argument. But with regard to the non-human environment, people often debate whether or not mountain bikes cause more damage to trails, vegetation, and wildlife than other forms of recreation such as hiking and horseback riding. A body of empirical, scientific studies now indicates that mountain biking is no more damaging than other forms of recreation, including hiking. Thus, managers who prohibit bicycle use (while allowing hiking or equestrian use) based on impacts to trails, soils, wildlife, or vegetation are acting without sound, scientific backing. In contrast, if a manager prohibits one user group on the basis of providing a particular type of experience for another group, the evidence provided by social studies may or may not justify that decision. The wisdom of prohibiting particular user groups in order to satisfy the desires of other groups is a matter for politics rather than science. Èe je potreba, se spravim prevest v slovenščino ...