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Changes in Soil Cover and Vegetation by Mountaineering Activity, of the changes, the stimulus (type of mountaineering), the intensity of use and, above all, the zone of impact, changes in soil cover and vegetation cover are described in this section in terms of two impact zones: (1) the hiking and trekking zones and (2) the climbing zone (see Fig. .).

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137554895 of the changes, the stimulus (type of mountaineering), the intensity of use and, above all, the zone of impact, changes in soil cover and vegetation cover are described in this section in terms of two impact zones: (1) the hiking and trekking zones and (2) the climbing zone (see Fig. .).

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Conclusions and Possible Ways Forward,ced in the area. This is due to the inability (in many cases) to identify the field of mountain tourism (e.g. hiking, climbing, skiing) responsible for the transformation of animal behaviour in a given area. For this reason, the impact of various types of tourism in a mountain area is usually consid

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230118362ct human health, living nature, climate, water and soil. This pollution can have natural and anthropogenic sources. In the inhabited high-mountain environment, the source of anthropogenic environmental pollution is mainly caused by residents. Indirectly, however, in areas popular with tourists, resi

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