In the surroundings of Liptovska Teplicka village (National Park Nizke Tatry Mts) where have been created specific forms of anthropogenic relief during period of terrain modification for agricultural production since 1634. Terraces with different slope high, mounds (collected rocks from fields) and combined terraces with collected rocks, have been arised here (Fig. 1, 2). The forms of anthropogenic relief as well as their skeleton contents, average relief inclination, amount of direct solar irradiation, geological bedrock (predominantly limestones and dolomites), primary relief inclination, way of their utilization (mowing, grazing, fallow), neighbour relations (land-use of field) and time-factor of neighbour relations have had the decisive influence on the vegetation of the terraces and mounds. The relation between the anthropogenic forms of the relief and their vegetation was analysed on the base of 60 phytocenological releves (Table 1). All types of the forms of anthropogenic relief are unique stands of thermophilous vegetation, what has only very few natural stands in study area. So man has contributed to an increase of biodiversity by his activity.