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European Policies and Measures for Protection, Management and Development of Mountain Areas and Mountain Forests

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Pantić, Marijana
Gajić, Aleksandra
Bezbradica, Ljubiša
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European countries have already a tradition in taking care of mountain area resources. As mountain areas have multiple functions – ecological, economic, social – the main challenge is finding a balance between their colliding roles, but also between extensive use and complete negligence.Even though the areas are multifunctional, their prevailing role is ecological because mountains store most of drinking water sources, ore, biodiversity, as well as they are shelters for forests world-wide. For successful actions it is necessary to build comprehensive framework in order to tackle different issues at once and prepare a base for sectoral solutions. Therefore, this article will focus on overall national policies and measures developed in European mountain countries, but with particular attention on how they influence protection, management and development of mountain forests.This will include review of existing legislative, institutions, financial, strategic and participatory ins...truments and measures.

Keywords:
mountain areas / planinska područja / forests / šume / forest management / upravljanje šumama / forest protection / zaštita šuma / prostorni razvoj / spatial development
Source:
XVIII International Conference of Young Scientists - Forests of Eurasia - Serbian Forests, 23-29 September 2018, Goč, Serbia, 2019, 152-155
Funding / projects:
  • Sustainable spatial development of Danube area in Serbia (RS-36036)

ISBN: 978-86-7299-285-4

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of drinking water sources, ore, biodiversity, as well as they are shelters for forests
world-wide.
For successful actions it is necessary to build comprehensive framework in
order to tackle different issues at once and prepare a base for sectoral solutions.
Therefore, this article will focus on overall national policies and measures developed in European mountain countries, but with particular attention on how they
influence protection, management and development of mountain forests.This will
include review of existing legislative, institutions, financial, strategic and participatory instruments and measures.
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@conference{
author = "Pantić, Marijana and Gajić, Aleksandra and Bezbradica, Ljubiša",
year = "2019",
abstract = "European countries have already a tradition in taking care of mountain area
resources. As mountain areas have multiple functions – ecological, economic, social – the main challenge is finding a balance between their colliding roles, but
also between extensive use and complete negligence.Even though the areas are
multifunctional, their prevailing role is ecological because mountains store most
of drinking water sources, ore, biodiversity, as well as they are shelters for forests
world-wide.
For successful actions it is necessary to build comprehensive framework in
order to tackle different issues at once and prepare a base for sectoral solutions.
Therefore, this article will focus on overall national policies and measures developed in European mountain countries, but with particular attention on how they
influence protection, management and development of mountain forests.This will
include review of existing legislative, institutions, financial, strategic and participatory instruments and measures.",
journal = "XVIII International Conference of Young Scientists - Forests of Eurasia - Serbian Forests, 23-29 September 2018, Goč, Serbia",
title = "European Policies and Measures for Protection, Management and Development of Mountain Areas and Mountain Forests",
pages = "152-155"
}
Pantić, M., Gajić, A.,& Bezbradica, L.. (2019). European Policies and Measures for Protection, Management and Development of Mountain Areas and Mountain Forests. in XVIII International Conference of Young Scientists - Forests of Eurasia - Serbian Forests, 23-29 September 2018, Goč, Serbia, 152-155.
Pantić M, Gajić A, Bezbradica L. European Policies and Measures for Protection, Management and Development of Mountain Areas and Mountain Forests. in XVIII International Conference of Young Scientists - Forests of Eurasia - Serbian Forests, 23-29 September 2018, Goč, Serbia. 2019;:152-155..
Pantić, Marijana, Gajić, Aleksandra, Bezbradica, Ljubiša, "European Policies and Measures for Protection, Management and Development of Mountain Areas and Mountain Forests" in XVIII International Conference of Young Scientists - Forests of Eurasia - Serbian Forests, 23-29 September 2018, Goč, Serbia (2019):152-155.

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