possible. Luckily possibilities for the establishment of wine growing soon appeared. The area of Slovenske gorice represents Slovenia’s most distinct wine-growing region. In Jeruzalemske gorice vineyards cover 15 % of the whole area. Wine growing in the area of Jeruzalemske gorice has a long history, which goes back all the way to the time of the Romans. This area saw a number of changes in the 19th Century. After the devastating effect of the wine louse around 2 thirds of the vineyards were reconstructed. The fact that grafted vine has a shorter life spam, contributes to constant renovation of vineyards, which is the main task of vineyard owners. A part of the steepest vineyards is on the terraces, which shaped the region in a characteristic way, after the second reconstruction of vineyards in the 1960s. Terraces contribute to an easier way of cultivating vineyards and also to a better exposure to the sun on the eastern and western slopes. Although terraces are an artificial formation, we could say that there are just a handful of places all around Slovenia, where natural and social factors intertwine in such a successful way as they do in the area of Jeruzalemske gorice. That is the main goal of cultural landscape and valuable landscape features. Proclamation of terraces in Jeruzalemske gorice as a valuable landscape feature wouldn’t represent conservation of the region or omission of terraces. On the contrary, the status of the valuable landscape feature is within measures of conservation in the form of a landscape park guaranteed with preserving processes, which were formed with intertwining and symbiosis of natural and social elements. Moreover, a valuable landscape feature gives meaning and value to the conserved area – to the landscape park. The acquisition of valuable landscape features would certainly, within the terraces of Jeruzalemske gorice, give a new quality to the area and with that a basis for a more wholesome preservation of natural and cultural landscape. But only mere conservation of valuable features in form of a park can’t guarantee an efficient preservation of the valuable feature. Adequate management, which would fulfill the conservation tasks of valuable natural features and the tasks for which the area was conserved in the first place, is definitely also an important factor. Valuable landscape features and landscape parks represent as much the conservation of nature, as they do the conservation of the population, who lives in these areas. The goal is not only to try to protect the environment, but also the manner of adapting to a certain surrounding. This includes the terraces of Jeruzalemske gorice, an artificial formation, which helped the population with survival in areas with above average steepness of hills in the eastern part of Slovenske gorice. That meant that maybe some old qualities of this area vanished into thin air, which on the other hand also meant an emergence of new qualities, which are from the point of view of tourist resources and aesthetic conception of landscape, far more important qualities.