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PROTECTING BIODIVERSITY ON PRIVATE PROPERTY: AN EXPERIENCE IN CORLEONE (SICILY)

2017

Bona Furtuna is an organic farm located 8 km far from Corleone closed to Campofiorito (Palermo). The study area includes the slopes of Castro, Giardinello and Valle Fredda which goes up to Barraù Mt. included in the Special Areas of Conservation (ITA020037) according to the Natura 2000 European Birds and Habitat Directives. The high level of biodiversity is supported by over 502 taxa of vascular flora, 38 of which are endemic to Sicily. The study area is quite diversified from a bioclimatic point of view as well, presenting different gradients from the Lower Mesomediterranean (Upper dry) and the Lower Supramediterranean (Lower subhumid). The landscape has been shaped by frequent changes in …

Landscape Traditional Agricultural Systems Botanical gardensSettore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E Applicata
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Agrārpolitika: docenta Ed. Šīrona Latvijas Universitātē 1931/32. m. g. rudens semestrī lasīto lekciju konspekts

1932

Lauksaimniecības politikaZemes īpašumiAgrārpolitika:FORESTRY AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES and LANDSCAPE PLANNING [Research Subject Categories]Laukkopības sistēmasAgrārā iekārta Latvijā - vēstureLauksaimniecībaAgricultural systemsTautsaimniecībaAgricultural policyAgrārās reformasLand properties
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Plant communities and landscape diversity in NW Sicily: The MEMOLA EU FP7 Project case study

2017

The MEMOLA EU FP7 Project case study” was presented at IV International Plant Science Conference (IPSC) held in Parma (Italy) on September 20-22, 2017. The poster focuses on the contribution of botany in the interdisciplinary debate of Memola Project and underline the role plant communities play in understanding the formative processes of the Mediterranean Landscapes.

Settore BIO/03 - Botanica Ambientale E ApplicataLandscape ecology Landscape archaeology Traditional agricultural systems Vegetation series.
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Sustainability Assessment of Agricultural Systems in Paraguay: A Comparative Study Using FAO’s SAFA Framework

2019

Sustainability is a topic that is at the center of current discussions in the political, economic, social, and environmental fields. For its analysis, an integral and multidisciplinary vision is needed. This work aims to assess the sustainability of agricultural systems in Paraguay through a comparison applying SAFA (Sustainability Assessment of Food and Agriculture Systems) indicators. The research focuses on 15 case studies on the territory of the Eastern Region of Paraguay divided into five classes of agricultural systems: agribusiness, conventional peasant family farming, agroecological peasant family farming, neo-rural farming, and indigenous agriculture. Data were collected through in…

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Environmental Assessment of an Innovative High-Performance Experimental Agriculture Field

2022

To increase food availability, optimizing production systems and reducing burdens related to human activities is essential in a scenario of population growth and limited natural resources. In this context, the life cycle methodology can represent a valuable asset for assessing the environmental performance of agricultural products and services. This study sought to investigate and characterize potential impacts of an experimental tomato field at the University of Perugia and evaluate if the production increment obtained using high-reflective mulching compensated for the emissions caused by this extra component. The first-year crop campaign was the baseline reference to measure the system’s …

life-cycle assessmentSettore ING-IND/11 - Fisica Tecnica Ambientaleagricultural systems; circular economy; experimental field; greenhouse gases; high-reflective materials; life-cycle assessmentexperimental fieldRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmenthigh-reflective materialsGeography Planning and Developmentcircular economygreenhouse gasesBuilding and Constructionlife-cycle assessment; agricultural systems; high-reflective materials; circular economy; experimental field; greenhouse gasesManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawagricultural systemsSustainability; Volume 14; Issue 17; Pages: 10462
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