Titlebook: Biocultural Diversity in Europe; Mauro Agnoletti,Francesca Emanueli Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 biocultur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8350-9510-6 GIS software. Distribution maps of toponyms were generated and compared with actual Tuscan forest vegetation. Only 249 cases (10.3?%) showed a perfect correspondence between .-. and current vegetation; some of these inconsistencies are discussed.

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Plant Toponyms as a Tool in Investigating Possible Links Between Cultural and Biological Diversity. GIS software. Distribution maps of toponyms were generated and compared with actual Tuscan forest vegetation. Only 249 cases (10.3?%) showed a perfect correspondence between .-. and current vegetation; some of these inconsistencies are discussed.

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Wooded Grasslands as Part of the European Agricultural Heritageuropean Agricultural Landscapes (.). National pictures, definitions, history (including local names), threats, potentials, cultural values, spatial distributions, subtypes, and available databases have been collected, described, and analyzed. The main results of this survey are as follows: (1) Woode

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The Making of Olive Landscapes in the South of Spain. A History of Continuous Expansion and Intensifhave changed from being a widespread crop, similar to exploitation systems such as dehesas and montados, to the industrial monoculture that they are today. The reconstruction of the geography of their expansion and the change in the morphology of olive grove landscapes and its causes, enable us to r

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Rewilding the French Pyrenean Landscape: Can Cultural and Biological Diversity Successfully Coexist?dscape, pastoralists view these changes as a threat to their livelihood and identity. Drawing on ethnographic fieldwork, I explore these complex and conflicting interspecific relationships. I argue that conservation management programmes must seek interdisciplinary collaboration with social science