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1. Confronto fra modelli di gestione forestale tradizionale e carbon oriented in ambito alpino

Author

Blanc, Simone, Accastello, Cristian, Mosso, Angela, Bianchi, Ettore, Lingua, Federico, and Brun, Filippo

Subjects
lcsh:Industries. Land use. Labor, forest management, forest growth models, carbon credit, scenario analysis, ecosystem services, lcsh:HD28-9999
Abstract

This paper compares the traditional vs carbon-oriented forest management of two coniferous stands in the Alpine environment, quantifying the carbon sink, the carbon credit generated and the economic results. The results show the economic feasibility of the transition from current forest management strategies to a carbon-oriented method in the considered context. Carbon-oriented management provides relevant environmental benefits, combatting climate change, even though some elements of uncertainty still persist, particularly in relation to achieving a profitable management, specifically due to the volatile voluntary carbon credit market., Aestimum, Aestimum 74 (2019)

Published
2019

2. The development of a Piedmont mountain area through the valorisation of black truffle.

Author

Brun, Filippo and Mosso, Angela

Subjects
ARABLE land, LANDOWNERS, TRUFFLE culture, AGRICULTURALLY marginal lands, FARM management
Abstract

The paper describes a valorisation process in a marginal territory of Piedmont and analyses the recovery process of Black truffles production, focusing on the importance of the associative forms of management. The objective is to describe the study-case of Valle Grana producers, analysing the distinctive aspects and evaluating its reproducibility in similar conditions, which are typical of Italian marginal lands. The valorisation action has started building a new territorial strategy of local actors, setting up black truffle plantations and taking care, in the same time, of surrounding marginal lands. The success of truffles valorisation has represented the background for the creation of a voluntary "land owner association" which involves as many as 64 private owners and a public administration and more than 100 hectares of surface. These lands will be recovered from abandonment thanks to controlled ovine grazing, ensuring fertility improvement and stability of lands and reducing the shrub invasion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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