Daniel Rojšek, Danč, Characteristical photos of the Škocjan cave system:<br>

THE CONSERVATION OF NATURE -
- characteristical photos of selected case study:
THE ŠKOCJAN CAVE SYSTEM

2002: 16 photos,
2001: 2 photos.
all of them are 400 x 300 pixels in size and
are appropriated for presentation of PhD thesis contents.
Photo and (c) Daniel Rojšek, 2001-2013.

The system is presented by photographs of:
- THE SUPERFICIAL PARTS (the karst canyon before the system,
the Velika and the Mala dolina) and
_ THE CAVE ENTRANCE PARTS OF
_ the Škocjanska jama,
_ the Miklov skedenj and
_ the Šumeča jama.

The Karst Canyon of Reka, Just Before the 1^st Ponor

JSR-01 View from the church of St. Kanzian into the canyon with the Velka voda - Reka river, 5^th September, 2002.

The 1^st Ponor of the Velka voda - Reka River

JSR-02 View to the ponor (entrance) in the Mahorčić hall of the Škocjanska jama, 9^th September, 2002.

The Mala Dolina - the 1^st Karst Spring in the System

JSR-03 View from the Tominc path to the spring from the Marinić hall of the Škocjanska jama, 9^th September, 2002.

The Mala Dolina

JSR-04 View from the Tominc path to:
- the tectonical evorsion channel of the Velka voda - Reka river,
- the biggest beech tree near the Rečni vodnjak pothole and
- the entrance parts of the Rov and the Marinić hall, 20^th October, 2002.

The Mala Dolina

JSR-05 View from the Škocjn to the tectonical evorsion channel, 5^th September, 2002.

The Miklov Skedenj - the 2^nd Ponor of the Reka River

JSR-06 View from the Velika dolina to the ponor waterfall in short cave, 20^th October, 2002.

The Miklov Skedenj - the 2^nd Karst Spring of the Reka River

JSR-07 View from the short cave to the Velika dolina (spring chanel and the mouth of the highest waterfall), 9^th September, 2002.

The Velika Dolina and the Miklov Skedenj - the 2^nd Karst Spring of the Reka River

JSR-08 View from the 3^rd ponor to spring waterfalls in short cave and in the Velika dolina, 20^th October, 2002.

The Velika Dolina and the Miklov Skedenj - Primula auricula

JSR-09 Biodiversity is manifested by mixing of different botanical species,
in the picture is Alpine species bear's ear (Primula auricula), 20. April, 2002.

The Velika dolina -Sage

JSR-10 Biodiversity is manifested by mixing of different botanical species,
in the picture is Mediterranean species sage (Salvia officinalis), 9^th September, 2002.

The Velika Dolina - the 3^rd Ponor of the Reka River

JSR-11 Bio- and geo-diversity is manifested also in the ponor part of the Velika dolina, 20^th October, 2002.

The Velika Dolina - Entrance of the Schmidl Hall

JSR-12 Bio- and geo-diversity in the Velika dolina and the Schmidl hall, 20^th October, 2002.

Ceiling of the Schmidl Hall

JSR-13 Stromatoliths with Venus hair (Adiantum veneris-capillus) on the ceiling 9^th September, 2002.

Entrance of the the Tominc Cave

JSR-14 Northern slope of the Velika dolina with entrance of the Tominc cave, 9^th September, 2002.

The Tominc Cave

JSR-15 Cave pearls can be seen in the Tominc cave near the entrance, 9^th September, 2002.

The Velika Dolina - the 3^rd Ponor of the Reka River

JSR-16 View to the last ponor of the Velka voda river, where it finally disappears in the karst underground, 9^th September, 2002.

The Šumeča jama, Small Pans on the Path

JSR-17 Small pans are shaped by fast growing of dripstone on the tourist path.
Important is permanent water, 24^th November, 2001.

The Šumeča Jama, the Žena

JSR-18 The Žena (woman), anthropomorphical column near the path with Karl Mais, 24^th November, 2001.

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