Angioletta Voghera, INU Community Landscape and biodiversity
The conference discusses the results of the implementation of the European Landscape Convention twenty years after its introduction in the European context. The recent landscape planning season and the ongoing experiments introduce new analysis and design tools, towards overcoming the only regulatory approach for the construction of more effective design actions.
The approved landscape plans and those in progress offer ideas for moving from the “paper landscape” to the concrete implementation of the landscape action in the territories. In this context, the Conference reflects in particular on some issues of landscape action: agriculture, forests, risk and reconstruction, nature and biodiversity, ecosystem services, the relationship between regional and local policies, methodological and design experiments.
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PROGRAMME
Landscape issues
Angioletta Voghera, INU Community Landscape and biodiversity
Regional landscape policies. The PPTR of Puglia
Angela Barbanente, Polytechnic University of Bari
Ecosystem services and the green network in the Lombardy plan
Andrea Arcidiacono, Politecnico di Milano, INU Vice President
Forests in Sardinia’s PPR
Marcello Airi, Forestas Agency
The rural landscape in the Lazio plain
Anna Laura Palazzo, University of Roma Tre
Landscape and reconstruction
Massimo Sargolini, University of Camerino
Landscape, common goods for local action in the Calabria Plan
Franco Rossi, INU Calabria, Massimo Zupi, University of Calabria
Experiments for the project. The Abruzzo plan
Piero Properzi, President INU Abruzzo
The relationship with urban landscape planning
Sandro Fabbro, President INU Friuli-Venezia Giulia
The process of adapting the Piedmont plan
Giovanni Paludi, Piemonte Region
The implementation of the Tuscany Plan
Emanuela Morelli, Antonella Valentini, University of Firenze
Conclusions:
Michele Talia, INU President
Italiano
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