Biological Survey of Surface Areas at Březový potok, Hrádek, Horka, and Janoch Localities

Comprehensive biological monitoring at the Březový potok, Hrádek, Horka, and Janoch localities: Field biological surveys and monitoring to determine the occurrence of plant and animal species, identify and evaluate affected habitats, and collect relevant discovery data in areas of planned surface facilities, including associated transport connections and other potentially affected areas, for the preparation of documents for future environmental impact assessment (EIA) processes. This includes botanical, entomological, herpetological, ornithological, mammal (including bats and selected large mammals in migration corridors), hydrobiological (including macrozoobenthos), ichthyological, crayfish, and malacological surveys. 17 groups will be monitored: vascular plants, mosses and lichens, vegetation, butterflies, dragonflies, orthoptera, saproxylic, phytophagous and ground beetles (possibly coprophages), amphibians, reptiles, birds, small mammals, bats, aquatic macrozoobenthos, fish and lampreys, molluscs, crayfish, large mammals in migration corridors. Further services include the preparation of a work plan, ongoing data evaluation, preparation of interim reports for individual performance phases, a final summary report, maintenance and updating of a shared work journal, data submission in the required format, and assistance to the client in monitoring contract execution. Data must be recorded via the BioLog AOPK application or the AOPK interface and submitted to the SÚRAO database. An interim report is to be submitted for each monitoring year (structure: introduction, methodology, general area information, results, appendices). A maximum of 12 control days per stage are planned, along with the preparation of a framework schedule for annual monitoring and monthly monitoring plans. A shared work journal must be maintained for each locality. further items as per the tender documents.

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