Titlebook: Cultural Severance and the Environment; The Ending of Tradit Ian D. Rotherham Book 2013 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2013 Biod

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The Evolution of Forest Landscapes in Spain’s Central Mountain Range: Different Forests for Differenuthern slopes of the Somosierra and Ayllón mountain ranges (Madrid-Segovia, Spain). Thus, we attempt to define long-term models reflecting forest dynamics. To this end, there is a vital need to break down our large study area into smaller zones, known in Spanish as “montes”, and to define in each of

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The End of Common Uses and Traditional Management in a Central European Woodlist for example pasturing, haymaking, coppicing, pannage, bee-keeping and wild fruit collecting. At different times and for different reasons, by the second half of the twentieth century virtually all of these uses disappeared. In this chapter, I examine a lowland woodland in the Czech Republic to

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From Pasture Woodland, via Deer Park and Common, to Cultural Severance: A Case Study of the Commons ire Downs and the Chiltern Dip Slope. It will consider the possible influence of the Statute of Merton on this site and neighbouring sites and the consequential effects throughout its history. It examines how the various uses have affected the flora of the site and how plant distributions may be use

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Book 2013searchers and practitioners. These ideas are now influencing bodies like the EU, UNESCO, and FAO, with recognition by major organisations and stakeholders, of the critical state of the environment consequent on cultural severance..

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cal demand. Lately, uses, such as woodland pasturing and litter collection, have gained attention from various scientific disciplines due to their importance for cultural history, ecosystem development and carbon sequestration in forests (Perruchoud et al. 1999; Gimmi et al.2008).

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t categories of rural landownership and therefore a major factor in land use planning and policy in Austria. However contemporary economic trends cause severe problems in mountain farming. At present the decline of active farmers gives way to increasing social conflicts, arising within the commons a