By Months: Tiit Maran

The speaker demonstrates a thorough understanding of the environmental education system, referencing the structural changes within the Environmental Board (Keskkonnaamet), the role of KIK (the Environmental Investments Centre), and the current status of regional nature education centers. The use of specific institutional and administrative terminology indicates expertise in the policy and funding aspects of the sector. Furthermore, the importance of the sustainable use of the environment within an economic context is highlighted.

The speaker demonstrates knowledge of prisoner transfer procedures and criminal law issues, citing Swedish media sources to contrast them with the Minister's assertions. The analysis is focused on identifying the policy implementation mechanisms and criteria (e.g., type of sentence, citizenship).

The speaker demonstrates remarkable expertise in environmental and administrative law, citing specific details such as the State Audit Office's audit concerning environmental fees and the grounds for the Tallinn Administrative Court's decision in the Nursipalu matter. Furthermore, specific knowledge is highlighted regarding nuclear energy financing models, forest management regulations, and the administrative definition of bureaucracy. The speaker is also knowledgeable about the structure of regional vocational education.

Demonstrates authority in analyzing economic inequality, utilizing specific data from the World Inequality Database (WID) and drawing comparisons with other countries (Denmark, USA). It is thorough on topics of environmental and cultural protection, highlighting statistics on the desecration of sacred sites drawn from the Hiite Koda report. It emphasizes the importance of academic freedom and national sciences (including biodiversity studies), demonstrating knowledge of science governance and organization.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in the fields of ecology and environmental law, particularly regarding the Natura Directive (Article 6, paragraph 3) and the population biology of large carnivores. They use technical terms such as "habitat carrying capacity" and refer to historical documents (the KEVAD development plan, consultations from the 2000s). They quote authorities (Aldo Leopold, Nikolai Baturin) and emphasize the need to think like "the forest and the bog."

High expertise in the fields of environmental policy, administrative structure, and water management. He/She uses technical terms (e.g., the procedure for constructing boreholes, dangerous groundwater drilling methods, secondary legislation) and highlights specific data regarding the underfunding of the Environmental Board and the Environmental Inspectorate, comparing this to the staffing levels of Mupo (the Municipal Police). He/She demonstrates historical awareness, referencing a previous environmental policy maxim and listing the Ministers of the Environment since 2010.

The speaker demonstrates deep expertise in the field of zoobiology and ethology, detailing the evolution of the dog and wolf, mutualism, and the dog's social role in culture. He/She uses technical terminology (mutualism, parasitism, hierarchical) and refers to historical facts (over 25,000 years). Furthermore, he/she is proficient in handling legislative procedures and presenting summaries of committee work, having been appointed as the representative of the lead committee.

The speaker demonstrates deep, specialized knowledge in the field of large carnivore ecology, particularly concerning wolf behavior and management. Scientific terminology is employed (e.g., umbrella species, keystone species, intra-guild aggression, plastic/flexible), and reference is made to historical data and current monitoring parameters (20–30 breeding packs). He/She connects these issues to forestry practices (excessive felling, plantations) and pressure on the food base, stressing the necessity of interpreting ecological rationales.