Identification of socio-economic systems compatible and sustainable in relation to the aims of the Natura 2000 network.
The biodiversity can be understood as structural and functional differences between the biological, as well as differences over time (evolutionary aspect) and space (different distribution). This
on multiple levels: eg. diversity of gene pool of populations, species, ecosystems.
• - Relations with the socio-economic activities.
• - Liaison with planning and other land management tools existing
• - Relations with the historical, cultural and architectural heritage.
The biodiversity can be understood as structural and functional differences between the biological, as well as differences over time (evolutionary aspect) and space (different distribution). This
on multiple levels: eg. diversity of gene pool of populations, species, ecosystems.
• The protection of biodiversity, including the Natura 2000 network, and is inserted as a benchmark of sustainability of economic and social activities.
• Biodiversity and the presence of habitats and species of Community interest is regarded as a fundamental component of natural capital for the preservation and / or expansion.
The protection of biodiversity, including the Natura 2000 network, must also be seen as a need / opportunity improvement of natural capital and a source of different opportunities or better exploitation of resources and socio-economic development. 
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