林地管理和生态造林对希腊森林可持续性的作用

Q3 Social Sciences
M. Tsakaldimi, P. Ganatsas
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当前林业实践面临的挑战之一是如何有效应对巨大的环境和全球变化,以实现生物多样性保护以及对木材和其他非木材森林产品的需求。世界范围内的林业实践表明,生态造林方法可以为应对这些挑战提供有效的工具。在过去的七十年中,希腊林地管理的应用依赖于生态造林学所确立的可持续发展原则。多年前,希腊的造林专家们就采纳了这些原则,为希腊的应用林业设定了以下优先事项和前景:保护希腊所有森林、系统恢复退化森林(例如,将灌木林转变为高森林)、促进树种混交,改善所有森林生态系统的横向和纵向结构,专门利用树种自然再生,采用选择性砍伐,禁止任何砍伐行为,广泛采用低影响采伐方法,保留少量古树以促进生物多样性,保护所有珍稀和濒危动植物物种,以及建立森林保护区。在这项研究中,使用了三个现代指标,以评估希腊森林在根据上述原则进行七年林业实践之后,采用上述造林生态方法所取得的成果。
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Forest land management and the role of ecological silviculture on the sustainability of Greek forests
One of the challenges faced by current forestry practice is how to effectively respond to the great environmental and global changes to achieve biodiversity conservation and the demands for timber and other non-wood forest products. Worldwide forestry suggests that the approach of ecological silviculture can provide efficient tools for facing these challenges. The applied forest land management during the last seven decades in Greece relies on the principles of sustainability set by ecological silviculture through time. Greek silviculturists adopted these principles many years ago by setting the following priorities and perspectives for applied Greek forestry: the protection of all Greek forests, the systematic rehabilitation of degraded forests (e.g., conversion of coppices to high forest), the promotion of tree species mixture, the improvement of the horizontal and vertical structure of all forest ecosystems, the exclusive use of species natural regeneration, the application of selective felling prohibiting any of clear-cutting, the extensive use of low impact harvesting practices, the retention of a small number of old trees for promoting biodiversity, the protection of all rare and endangered flora and fauna species, and establishment forest protected areas. In this study, three modern indicators were used to evaluate the results of the above silvicultural ecological approach to Greek forests after a period of seven years of forestry practice based on these principles.
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Journal of Degraded and Mining Lands Management
Journal of Degraded and Mining Lands Management Environmental Science-Nature and Landscape Conservation
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