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Our research deals with the issue of land filling and with the possible use of biological indicators to assess the impact of landfill on its surroundings. The problem is topical as land filling remains the most widespread technology for the disposal of communal waste in the Czech Republic. The main reason is seen in economic aspects of other waste disposal technologies, insufficient infrastructure, the capacity of other technical waste handling facilities, and favorable natural conditions for the construction of landfills. Another reason is a certain distrust of citizens in other technologies used in waste recovery and waste disposal facilities (e.g. communal waste incineration plants, bio-gas stations for the utilization of biologically degradable waste, etc.). A general statement can be made that land filling has always had a negative impact on the landscape and on the environment. Potential adverse effects of the landfill on the environment and unfavourable influence on plants are in detail characterized in the publication “Evaluation of waste landfill impact on the environment with the use of bioindicators” [1].

Verification of the occurrence of some plant species as indicators of landfill impact on the environment