Silvopastoralism, Forest Planning and Nature Conservation: Proposals for Sustainable Management Strategies
The need for additional fodder resources in times of climate change has led to the identification of the use of new areas for grazing. This includes wooded or naturally reforested areas as advocated in recent European project deliverables. Many forest areas were traditionally grazed by grazing lives...
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2024
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