While recent EU Rural Development policy clearly recognises the economic, ecological, and social advantages of agroforestry systems, to date the implementation of such systems remains poor throughout most of Europe. In light of this, this collection of peer-reviewed papers brings together some of the most important current research in European agroforestry, and evaluates the current scope and future potential of agroforestry across the EU. Through these examples the book also discusses the potential roles for these traditional land management systems in addressing both environmental issues such as water quality, biodiversity conservation, desertification, ecosystem services and socioeconomic issues such as rural population stabilization. Augmented by detailed reviews of the main elements of European agroforestry and the issues that face it, this timely collection of research papers provides a valuable reference both for advanced students and researchers interested in a wide range of issues around land use, rural development, natural resource management, landscape ecology, and conservation across Europe, and for the agroforestry community — including research and extension organizations — worldwide. Skip to main content Skip to table of contents. Advertisement Hide. This service is more advanced with JavaScript available. Front Matter Pages i-xxiii. Definitions and Components of Agroforestry Practices in Europe. Mosquera-Losada, J. McAdam, R. Romero-Franco, J. Santiago-Freijanes, A. Pages Classifications and Functions of Agroforestry Systems in Europe. McAdam, P. Burgess, A. Graves, A. McAdam, M. Graves, P. Burgess, F. Liagre, A. Pisanelli, P. Paris, G. Moreno et al. Papanastasis, K. Mantzanas, O. Dini-Papanastasi, I. The Functioning, Management and Persistence of Dehesas. Casals, T. Baiges, G. Bota, C. Chocarro, F. Fanlo et al. Agroforestry Systems in Southeastern Spain. Correal, M. Erena, S. Robledo, M. Robles, J. Ruiz-Mirazo, M. Ramos, J. Campos, H. Daly-Hassen, P. Ovando, A. Chebil, J. Bunce, M. Agroforestry in the Netherlands. Wood Pastures in Germany. Page 1 Navigate to page number of 2. About this book Introduction While recent EU Rural Development policy clearly recognises the economic, ecological, and social advantages of agroforestry systems, to date the implementation of such systems remains poor throughout most of Europe. Agroecology Forestry Land management Silvopastoralism biodiversity ecology forest woody species. Editors and affiliations. Buy options.

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