The overgrowth of permanent grasslands changes the biodiversity and the species composition, resulting also in the loss of natural values. Habitats for meadow and pasture communities, which are replaced in the process of succession by the climax stage, disappear. From the nature protection point of view, the preservation of biodiversity is important, as it contributes to the preservation of diversity and the stability of the natural environment. For this reason, the aim of the thesis is to propose solutions for the protection of natural values and the care of the area, which is located in a protected landscape area (PLA), which also includes species of European importance. The goals of the diploma thesis follow the requirements of the Protected Landscape Area Cerová vrchovina Administration. The work evaluates the rate of growth of permanent grasslands in the cadastral area Chrámec. It analyzes the primary, secondary and tertiary structures of the landscape. It also monitors the development of the secondary and current landscape structure in 1950 and 2019. We obtained the results of the current landscape structure by field mapping, which we subsequently processed and compared with the secondary landscape structure. The results allowed us to compare the changes that occurred between 1950 and the present. These will be provided to the Protected Landscape Area Administration as a basis for the proposal of management measures.