Nature conservation evaluation of alpine management in the Gesäuse National Park, Part 2: abandoned alpine pastures

Large areas are still traditionally cultivated in the Gesäuse National Park, while others have not been smuggled or mowed for (many) years due to lack of profitability. In 2004, 12 were carried out by the project management of the National Park (Mag. D. Kreiner) specified alpine areas by the contractor (ÖKOTEAM) for their small mammals, locusts, cicadas, bedbugs, barrel beetle and spider fauna. In 2005, the processing of abandoned alpine pastures was followed with the aim of documenting the impact of the use task on the conservation value of the land. Spiders, cicadas and bedbugs were processed.格绍国家公园（Gesäuse National Park）内仍有大片区域沿用传统方式进行耕作，但由于经济效益不佳，其余区域已有多年未进行耕作或刈割。2004年，该国家公园项目管理团队（Mag. D. Kreiner）委托承包商ÖKOTEAM，针对12处指定高山区域的小型哺乳动物、蝗虫、蝉、臭虫、桶甲虫及蜘蛛动物区系开展了相关调查工作。2005年，研究团队接续针对弃耕高山牧场开展研究，旨在记录人为利用活动对土地保育价值的影响。本次调查针对蜘蛛、蝉与臭虫类群完成了样本处理工作。