1) The document discusses good practices for preserving terraced landscapes in Spain, including maintaining terraced agricultural areas, protecting cultural heritage, and managing risks from abandonment.
2) Examples of good practices given are promoting quality marks for agricultural products, declaring protected areas, and using laws to link rural development and landscape protection.
3) Risks of abandonment mentioned include increased forest fires and erosion due to lack of vegetation management, as well as loss of cultural heritage.
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Terraced Landscapes: experiences and good
practices in Italy and Europe:
SPAIN
Sabina Asins Velis
Departamento de Planificaci坦n Territorial
Centro de Investigaciones sobre Desertificaci坦n-CSIC
Departamento de Geograf鱈a
Universitat de Val竪ncia
LAVORARE IL PAESAGGIO
Terrazzamenti e muri a secco tra identit e valori
Cembra, Italia, 4 maggio 2013
2. Indice
1/ INTRODUCTION
2/ GOOD PRACTICES IN SPAIN
2.1/ Terraced Agricultural Areas
2.2/ Cultural Heritage
3/ Narural and Cultural Risks (Abandonement)
4/ Final Remarks
4. The function of the terraced landscapes in the
European agricultural and rural model
Industrial
agriculture
Commercial
agriculture
Territorial
agriculture
SPECIAL
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUE
1/ INTRODUCTION
6. OBJECTIVES
TO INCLUDE THEM, AMONG OTHERS, IN THE
SPATIAL PLANNING and RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES
TO ANALYSE ENVIRONMENTAL, CULTURAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC
RISKS DUE TO ABANDONMENT
TO IDENTIFY SUCCESSFUL TECHNIQUES AND GOOD PRACTICES
Case studies
SOIL AND WATER MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES EVALUATION
Historical analysis
1/ INTRODUCTION
7. 2/ GOOD PRACTICES IN SPAIN
2.1/ TERRACED AGRICULTURAL AREAS, IN PRODUCTION
2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
8. 2.1/ TERRACED AGRICULTURAL AREAS, IN PRODUCTION
Valencian Community:
To preserve active
agriculture in those
areas in which
traditional techniques
are functionals, and
allow the introduction of
machinery
Foto: S. Asins
11. 2.1/ TERRACED AGRICULTURAL AREAS, IN PRODUCTION
It seems a forest, so well planted of olive-trees
Cavanilles, 1797
Foto: S. Asins
12. 2.1/ TERRACED AGRICULTURAL AREAS, IN PRODUCTION
Catalonia:
To combine historical tradition with
agricultural products (linking
archaeological sites with wine
commercial marks)
Foto: S. Asins
14. 2.1/ TERRACED AGRICULTURAL AREAS, IN PRODUCTION
Almer鱈a:
Quality marks: Oil of the Desert
Foto: S. Asins
15. Balearic Islands:
To promote the participation of the private
sector in the recovery and conservation of the
rural landscape and terraced areas
Foto: S. Asins
20. 2.1/ TERRACED AGRICULTURAL AREAS, IN PRODUCTION
To promote knowledge transfer
between generations
(EU-Rural Development Plans)
Foto: S. Asins
21. 2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
To declare Protected Areas in singular
landscapes, historically terraced
Foto: S. Asins
22. 2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
To aprove laws, linking rural
development and landscape protection
(Ley de Ordenaci坦n del Territorio y
Protecci坦n del Paisaje de la Comunidad
Valenciana)
Foto: S. Asins
23. 2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
To recover traditional terraced
landscapes to promote rural tourism
Rural hotel
La Esperanza,
Petrer (Alicante)
Foto: Heliodoro
24. 2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
Fuente: De Pedro (1998)
Grau et al., 2004
To finance research projects to
investigate historical terracements
LA LLOMA DE BETX
(Paterna,
Valencia)
Bronze Age
Beginning of the
II millennium cal. BC
25. 2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
Roman terraces: La Sierra de Francia
Main researchers: J. S叩nchez Palencia y M. Ruiz del rbol- CSIC
Foto: S. Palencia y Ruiz del rbol
26. 2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
Roman terraces: Pe単a Redonda (Villardiegua de la Ribera, Zamora)
Main researchers CSIC: Dres. J. S叩nchez-Palencia, A. Orejas y M. Ruiz del rbol
Fotos: S. Palencia, Orejas y Ruiz del rbol
27. Foto: J.M. Ruizabedul
alamo
roble
casta単o
encina pino
olmo
enebro
sauce avellano
brezo
aliso
POCA PRERROMANA
POCA ROMANA
POCA POSTROMANA
POCA PRERROMANA
POCA ROMANA
POCA POSTROMANA
Fuente: M. Ruiz del rbol
Foto: Palencia y Ru鱈z del rbol
2.2/ CULTURAL HERITAGE
Laboratory of the Department of Environmental Planning-CIDE
45. To recover terraced areas in the vicinity of the villages to prevent forest fires:
Horizontal and vertical discontinuity (vegetation)
Disminish the velocity of fire propagation
Security belt (rural villages) Foto: S. A
3/ RISKS: FOREST FIRES
57. CASE STUDIES:
- Field work
- Archives
- Cartography
Foto: S. Asins
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
58. Capacidad y Vulnerabilidad
1.Capacidad Muy Baja / Vulnerabilidad Alta
2.Capacidad Muy Baja / Vulnerabilidad Alta
3.Capacidad Baja / Vulnerabilidad Alta
4.Capacidad Moderada / Vulnerabilidad Moderada
5.Capacidad Elevada / Vulnerabilidad Baja
6. Capacidad Baja / Vulnerabilidad Moderada
7. Capacidad Muy Baja / Vulnerabilidad Alta
Fuente: Depto. Planificaci坦n Territorial-CIDE
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
FIELD WORK
59. XVIII Century
Mapa: Archivo del Reino de Valencia
XXI century
Ortofoto: Instituto Cartogr叩fico Valenciano
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
ARCHIVES
60. Fuente: Archivo Municipal Petrer (Alicante)
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
ARCHIVES
62. EVOLUTION OF THE
TERRACED
LANDSCAPE
Petrer (Alicante)
Agricultural area:100% terraced
Fuente: Asins y Carrillos, 2009
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
CARTOGRAPHY
63. 0 10 20 30 40 Kilometers
N
#
#
#
Castell坦n
Valencia
Alicante
Fuente: Asins, 2009
Estimated terraced area
(Valencian Community)
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
CARTOGRAPHY
64. TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGE
WORLD BANK
ICONOGRAPHIC SYSTEM
AGRICULTURE AND SOIL
PROTECTION
Fuente: IPOGEA
http://www.tkwb.org
INCLUSION IN THE
DATA BASE OF THE
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANISMS
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
66. SOCIAL ASPECTS AND
TERRITORIAL PLANNING
Fuente: IPOGEA
http://www.tkwb.org
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING
67. - To include principles of sustainability in a multisectoral
framework (territorial approach and multilevel
collaboration)
- Local and regional agents involvement
- To promote new relation-ways between rural and urban
areas
- Transversal: to be linked with conventions and regulations
as important as: European Landscape Convention, Water
Framework Directive, Rural Development Policies, etc.
POLICIES
FINAL REMARKS: SPATIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING