Ķemeri National Park

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• Ķemeri National Park Law
• Individual protection and use regulations of Ķemeri National Park

According to Order No 24 of the Minister for Environmental Protection and Regional Development of the Republic of Latvia, K.Gerhada of 18 February 2016, entitled “Extension of the duration of the Natural Protection Plans”, the term of the Pemers National Park Nature Conservation Plan was extended until 31 December 2019.

Annexes:

• • tekstuālie pielikumi
  • maps:
    • Robežshēma, ainavu telpas, bioloģiski vērtīgās pļavas, ceļu ainavas, dabas vērtības
    • Dūņiera veģetācijas karte, derīgo izrakteņu ieguve, bebru sastopamība, hidroloģiskais tīkls, informācijas zīmju izvietojums
    • Remontējamā un veidojamā infrastruktūra, zemju sadalījums pa īpšniekiem, u.c.
    • Kvartāra ģeoloģija, Kaņiera ezera zonējums, apsaimniekošana, biotopu karte, Ķemeru Nacionālā parka zonējums
    • kultūrvēsturiskie objekti, medību kolektīvu nomas platības, paredzētā mežsainieciskā darbība, u.c.
    • Izvietojuma shēma, Valguma mežāre - priekšlikumi detālplānojumam, vērtīgo zāļu purvu un avoksnāju izvietojums, u.c.
  • Precizētā tūrisma infrastruktūra
  • Precizētās tūrisma infrastruktūras karte

• Ķemeru nacionālā parka ilgtspējīga tūrisma stratēģija un rīcības plāns (PDF 2.14 MB)
• Ilgtspējīgas tūrisma attīstības rīcības plāns 2011-2016 (PDF 0.71 MB)

• Strategy and Action Plan for Sustainable Tourism in Kemeri National Park (PDF 2.09 MB)
• Annex 1. Charter area of Ķemeri national park (PDF 1.68 MB)
• Annex 2. Tourism potential of forest in Ķemeri national park (PDF 0.66 MB)
• Annex 3. Matrix of the tourism offer of Ķemeri National Park 2011-2016 (PDF 0.34 MB)
• Annex 4. Action plan for sustainable tourism development 2011-2016 (PDF 0.7 MB)

Ķemeri National Park was established as a specially protected nature territory of national significance in 1997, when the Saeima passed the law on Ķemeri National Park. The park was established with the aim to protect rare species and habitats, as well as the area of ​​hydrogen sulfide formation. When Ķemeri National Park was established, the administration located in Ķemeri, in the historical "Forest House", was also established. The first director of the administration was Andis Liepa.

In 2002, the Cabinet of Ministers adopted the individual protection and use regulations of Ķemeri National Park.

In 2002, the Nature Protection Plan for the period from 2002 to 2010 was completed. It was developed by the Danish consulting company Carl Bro International a / s in cooperation with Latvian specialists and with the financial support of the Danish government.

Since 2004, Ķemeri National Park has been included in the Natura 2000 network of protected areas of EU importance .

The year 2006 was significant in the history of Ķemeri National Park in international terms, as it was admitted to the EUROPARC Federation and became a member of the union of nature protection organizations EUROSITE.

During the existence of Ķemeri National Park, changes in its law and individual protection and use regulations have been made several times.