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RUDA ALES. 2014. Environmental Potential Identifi cation on the Example of the Nizký Jesenik Highlands. Acta Universitatis Agriculturae et Silviculturae Mendelianae Brunensis, 62(5): 1095–1102. Human activities have a variety of impacts on the environment and local communities as well. Many adverse impacts on landscape have appeared for example in context of tourism development which was considered as an environmentally friendly industry for a long time. That is why it is necessary to fi nd out limits to maintain the environment as well as tourism, because as it turns out in status quo it does not work as it should do. Regions with damaged environment lose its value for the quality of living and the landscape is under the uncontrolled load which burdens the environment. On the level of municipality planning it is important to have precise information for decision making. In the scope of this a specifi c environmental area value (SEAV) was proposed in selected municipalities in the Nizký Jesenik Highlands as an evidence of landscape fragility, were the increasing interest of tourism has risen up. SEAV calculation is based on scoring municipalities within defi ned criteria refl ecting partial landscape attributes. Proposed data set was evaluated according to ranking decision making method.

Environmental Potential Identification on the Example of the Nízký Jeseník Highlands