Reframing planning approaches to the management of territorial resources could reduce the vulnerability of landscapes to the negative effects of climate change. In particular, planning could be oriented toward fostering recognition of territorial heritage by people living and acting in places in order to reactivate co-evolutionary dynamics of mutual adaptation between human beings and nonhuman environmental factors, that is, territorialization processes able to shape resilient landscapes.
Re-enabling Co-evolutionary Patterns to Reduce Landscape Vulnerability
Luciano De Bonis;Rossella Nocera;Giovanni Ottaviano
2023-01-01
Abstract
Reframing planning approaches to the management of territorial resources could reduce the vulnerability of landscapes to the negative effects of climate change. In particular, planning could be oriented toward fostering recognition of territorial heritage by people living and acting in places in order to reactivate co-evolutionary dynamics of mutual adaptation between human beings and nonhuman environmental factors, that is, territorialization processes able to shape resilient landscapes.File in questo prodotto:
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