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🌲 Remote sensing has revolutionized the way we assess modern forests. Lidar and other remote sensing methods provide accurate and cost-effective data on bare ground elevation, forest density, tree heights, and more. Learn about calculating tree inventory from aerial lidar in this blog by Amanda Lind. #Forestry #Lidar #RemoteSensing #GlobalMapper

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DA TRANSUMANTI A STANZIALI E “RITORNO”: IL CASO DELLE PICCOLE ATTIVITÀ PASTORALI NEL GOLFO DI AUGUSTA CHARLOTTE JOANNIC, SIMONE MARINO, GIANNI PETINO From transhumant to sedentary and “return”: the case of small pastoral activities in the Gulf of Augusta. – The processes of territorialisation and de-territorialisation that have taken place in the Gulf of Augusta are the result of an ‘oil culture’ that has long favoured economic growth and employment to the detriment of the territorial context and the original productive uses. It thus happens that, within the district formed by the four municipalities of Au-gusta, Melilli, Priolo Gargallo and Syracuse, Sicily, very different forms of economic activity coexist, some inherited from a late industrialism based on the petrochemical industry, others on more ancient agricultural and breeding practices. In this case study, the focus of the research was the observation of a small group of transhumant sheep and goat breeders, originating from an area north of Etna but who, for economic reasons, have become settled in areas that are close to industrial activities and, for the same reasons, transhumate in the small territory of the province of Syracuse. However, dairy products are sold to Etna’s dairies, potentially creating an information gap with the place of production. Between the chemical industry and agriculture, between different livestock farms, the area lives with forced coexistence that can hardly ever be considered an added value for one another, and the reason for this is easy to guess. The aim of the research is to understand these cohabitations and what drove the farmers to leave their territory of origin and settle in the Priolo Gargallo area with its controversial dynamics. To do this, documentation techniques typical of geography and visual research and interview techniques used in anthropological research were used. https://lnkd.in/dcVeF8Uk https://lnkd.in/dNd7pujX #Sicily #Transhumance #Visualgeography

🌍 On this World Day for Safety and Health at Work, 28 April, join us in addressing the impact of climate change on occupational #SafetyandHealth! Discover, use, and share our resources, including a guide on managing heat at work in 23 languages, and publications on the future of agriculture and forestry. 🔎 Explore our initiatives: 🔗https://lnkd.in/dTsjwt6A #WorldOSHDay #SafeDay #ClimateChange

The Pallas cat is one of the target species actively monitored by Wildlife Initiative researchers. A detailed monitoring program has been conducted in Bayan-Onjuul since 2019. However, in the last two years, a notable decrease in the Pallas cat's population density was observed, likely linked to the decline of his primary prey species. The reasons behind this decline are still under study. Nevertheless, the trampling behaviour of abundant livestock occurring in the area may exert a key role in reducing the available habitat of rodents. - photo credit: Wildlife Initiative visit www.wildlifeinitiative.org - #wildlifeinitiative #wildlife #species #wildspecies #nature #wildnature #ecosystem #environment #biodiversity #ecology #habitat #research #wildliferesearch #conservation #wildlifeconservation #monitoring #wildlifemonitoring #iucn #cites #threatenedspecies #threatenedanimals #endangeredspecies #endangeredanimals #cameratraps #cameratrapping #livestock #mammals #mammalia #carnivores #predators #felids #felidae #wildfelids #wildcats #pallasscat #otocolobusmanul #bayanonjuul #mongolia #asia

🎤 Interview with a #forest expert: Climate Change and Forest Management in Italy 🌲Especially in light of the new #floods hitting the Emilia-Romagna region, it's more and more important to know how climate change is impacting its forests and the innovative strategies being implemented to address these challenges. 🌳 In this insightful interview, the forestry expert Roberto Diolaiti shares his insights on: 👉 The effects of climate change on native species and forest health. 👉 The importance of active forest management and #biodiversity preservation. 👉 Strategies for adapting to a changing climate, including introducing new tree species. 👉 The role of forest #ecosystem services in supporting local economies. Read it here in English and Italian: https://lnkd.in/dAs3MeSa #climatechange #forestry #forestmanagement #emiliaromagna #italy #sustainability #nature #conservation Letizia Cremonini Teodoro Georgiadis CINEA - European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency | Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche | European Research Executive Agency (REA) | University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU) | Mykolas Romeris University | Institute for European Energy and Climate Policy Foundation (IEECP) | University of South-Eastern Norway| WWF-Romania | ENT | Met Office | University of Leicester | Meteo Romania | University of Exeter | SIMAVI Software Imagination & Vision | Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon | Bluebiloba Startup Innovativa SRL Regione Emilia-Romagna