Part of the Natura 2000 Forest Was Cut Down to Be Used as a Landfill for Construction Debris From a Villa in Csopak
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A forest owner in Csopak was fined for environmental protection after debris from the construction of a neighboring luxury villa was placed in a Natura 2000 protected area he owned. The fine of only 250,000 forints pales in comparison to the environmental damage, as the regeneration of the ecosystem of the 800 square meter forest area that was cleared can take up to a hundred years, 24.hu reports.
The owner of the forest was reported in 2005, but only received a 250,000 forint nature conservation fine from the government office.
According to the authorities, the intervention caused damage to nature conservation, and the restoration of the area could take up to 50-100 years. A fine of 250,000 forints was imposed in the nature conservation proceedings.
The restoration of the disturbed habitat can take up to a century, compared to which the nature conservation fine was 250 thousand forints. The post Part of the neighboring Natura 2000 forest was cleared and used as a construction depot for a villa under construction in Csopak first appeared on 24.hu.
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