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In the Czech Republic, there are 4 national parks (area of 111.6 ha, i.e. 1.4% of the Czech Republic’s territory) and 24 protected landscape areas (area of 1,041.6 thousand ha, i.e. 13.2% of the Czech Republic’s territory) within large-area specially protected areas (as established by Act No. 114/1992); within small-area specially protected areas there are 1997 units (different statute of protection and size) representing 86.3 thousand ha, i.e. 1.0% of the CR territory. The areas are under special protection concerning the restriction of the wood-producing function of forests. The limitation of the wood-producing function of forests is also applied in a substantial part of the CR forests (logically in areas intended for fulfi lling the function of forests in terms of Act No. 289/1996) representing 22.3% of the area of forests in the category of protection forests and special-purpose forests. Although it is evident that both examples mentioned above frequently overlap, in the category of specially protected areas there is a part of the territory (about 30%) out of the land intended for fulfi lling the functions of forests and it would be possible to mention also other aspects, it is obvious that the areas where the wood-producing function is legally limited are extensive, very differentiated and distributed throughout the territory of the country. Moreover, it is evident that in accordance with the fulfi lment of the principles of the NATURA 2000 programme, a certain part of forests not negligible from the viewpoint of area fulfi lling the woodproducing function of forests will be distinguished without other than legal restrictions (CHYTRÝ et al. 2001). If the above-mentioned facts are a prerequisite for our accession to the EU in the near future, it is necessary to take into account the fulfi lment of the wood-producing function of forests and to deal with related questions. The matters are put into the foreground if we take into consideration that we unambiguously belong to countries with the smallest average area of private property in Europe and that the realized cuts do not reach harvesting potentials according to domestic and European experts.

Risks of the wood-producing function of forests in areas with the special statute of protection