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The catalogue geohazard base of Česká geologická služba (CGS – Czech Geological Survey) is part of a geological data portal established in 2006. The geohazard database is a place where information about potentially hazardous geofactors in the Czech area is collected and shared. The base also contains the most important sources of data and references to respective regulations and law. Geohazards have been catalogued and described by CGS specialists representing various disciplines, depending on the origin and conditions in which geohazards were generated, geographical distribution, time character, associated processes, social impact, type of hazard, monitoring methods, etc. Geofactors of the natural environment belong to organic phenomena shaping and influencing the landscape and quality of nature, including the natural environment. In the Czech Republic, the risk of the occurrence of geofactors which have an impact on the natural environment are specified in respective directives and law. The term ‘geohazard’ refers to natural catastrophes connected with processes in the Earth crust. In this paper, ‘geohazard’ will be associated with anthropogenic natural phenomena and human activity connected with the existing risks for the football ground. The influence of man on the lithosphere can be reduced to ‘anthropogenic geology’, or more precisely, ‘anthropogenic tectogenesis’. Among the natural factors influencing the movements of the crust are surface seismic movements, mainly the movement of surface strata during earthquakes, isostatic movements, formation of sinkholes when underground voids and caverns collapse, deformations in areas of active faults, deformations associated with volcanic activity and gravity forces (landslides, mud slides, stone slides). Among similar phenomena having an impact on the Earth’s crust are also effects evoked by human

Analysis of the hazards of the BAZALY football stadium in Ostrava in terms of environmental impact