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Introduction Hunting-ground „Apatiski rit“ (6.579 ha) is located in the northwest part of Vojvodina, between 45° 32’ and 45° 43’ North and 16° 33’ and 16° 46’ East, and it is an integral part of Special Nature Reserve „Gornje Podunavlje“ (19.648 ha). Hunting-ground „Apatinski rit“ spreads along Danube’s river bank, from 1.400 river kilometer in the North, to 1.367 river kilometer in the South, all the way to Bogojevo bridge (Figure 1). Hunting-ground „Apatinski rit’ is located 160 km from Belgrade airport and 100 km from Novi Sad. This is a lowland type of hunting-ground with height terrains between 82 and 89 meters above sea level. The Danube created alluvial silt that makes the geological substrate of this area. The climate in this area is moderate continental, with warm summers and cold winters. The average annual air temperature is 11,1°C. The warmest month is July, with average monthly temperature of 21,7°C, and the coldest month is January with average monthly temperature of –0,6°C. The average temperature of a vegetation period is about 17,6°C. The average annual rainfall is between 600 and 700 mm. „Apatinski rit“ includes numerous channels, meanders, still water and water, marsh, meadow and forest ecosystems. Aquatic and swamp vegetation, meadow and forest plant communities are main floral elements of hunting-ground. The forests cover 3.583 ha (54,46%); pastures and meadows 956 ha (14,53%); arable land and fields 137 ha (2,08%); water, reed Abstract

Reducing negative flood impacts in 'Apatinski rit': Part of special nature reserve 'Gornje Pondunavlje' (Vojvodina, Serbia) using GIS