Vol. 6 No. 2 (2006)
itinerari (First series)

L’esperienza delle <i>Community Forests</i> in Inghilterra

Published 2006-11-13

Keywords

  • Community Forests,
  • Fringe Areas,
  • Urban Forests Management,
  • People Involvement,
  • Sustainability

How to Cite

Colangelo, G., Davies, C., Lafortezza, R., & Sanesi, G. (2006). L’esperienza delle <i>Community Forests</i> in Inghilterra. Ri-Vista. Research for Landscape Architecture, 6(2), 82–92. https://doi.org/10.13128/RV-17446

Abstract

Community Forests can be described as multi-purpose forests that are close to people and that deliver environmental, social and economic benefits. Community Forests involve local communities in the planning, design, management and use of trees, woodland and associated green-spaces. In England, Community Forests are a national programme of environmental regeneration reaching half of the England’s population, enhancing the countryside around major towns and cities, creating beautiful landscapes, rich in wildlife with associated opportunities for recreation and education. Overall, Community Forests cover an area of over four hundred and fifty thousand hectares in England: one of the largest environmental initiatives in Europe. After twenty years, the great involvement of people shows the importance of this new strategy for environmental planning and management. 

Metrics

Metrics Loading ...