'Technical Report SILVPAST

Sustainable silvo-pastoral management of Pyrenean oak forests through controlled grazing and ecosystem monitoring

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Detail description

The use of domestic herbivores in ecosystem management contributes to fire prevention and biomass control, but this effect fades when pastoral activity is long-term. The use of goats performs better in terms of biomass control when compared to other domestic livestock species. The effects on biodiversity and habitat conservation were positive when the grazing regime was extensive or moderate, and significantly negative when the regime was intensive. The effect of livestock farming on regulating soil quality is always negative, and its impact increases with the intensity of the grazing regime practised.

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Contribution detail info

Project

FOREST4EU

European innovation partnership network promoting operational groups dedicated to forestry and agroforestry

Location
Portugal
Authors
Pedro Pacheco Marques
Purpose
Monitor (metrics, conditions, progress, performance)

File type
document
Created on
May 31, 2024
Origin language
English
Official project website
FOREST4EU
License
CC BY