eng Abstract: The paper examines the possibilities of natural regeneration of forest ecosystems destroyed by fire. The development of monitoring is presented in particular for black pine and beech forest sites, in which successive vegetation changes were analysed. The vegetation dynamics in presented localities was monitored immediately after the fire, a year, two years, three years, four years, five years and ten years after the fire. It has been established that the vegetation in a submontane beech forest site belongs to the Atropetum belladonnae association (Br.Bl.1930) - Tx.1931, Em, 1950. Four facies have been identified in the association. The post-fire natural regeneration of black pine depends on intensity of fire and the possibility for insemination of the area after the fire. The vegetation of fire sites on black pine forests’ serpentine soil belongs to the Euphorbieto (cyparissias)-Brachypodietum pinnati association, and within it, four facies have been identified. Ratknić, Мihailo Ratknić, Тatjana Miletić, Zoran Čokeša, Vlado Stajić, Snežana Braunović, Sonja Ćirković-Mitrović, Tatjana info:eu-repo/semantics/article Changes of forest habitats destroyed by fire and the rate of natural revitalisation of damaged ecosystems Institute of forestry https://unilib.phaidrabg.rs/o:1589 cobiss:157148172 ISSN: 1821-1046 2013 Sustainable Forestry volume: 67-68 startpage: 117 endpage: 132 application/pdf 958693 bytes fire, ecosystem, revitalisation, monitoringе All rights reserved