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Mountain and upland SAMUTER

Case Studies

These SAMUTERs are developed in mountain and upland areas, with both Mediterranean and Atlantic-humid climates, where mixed farming and forestry systems predominate, with agrological constraints due to high altitude, slope, soil erodibility and, in general, harsh climatic conditions. In environments strongly affected by depopulation and demographic ageing, these systems provide high quality and unique agricultural products, shape and manage landscapes of high agro-biodiversity and still preserve techniques, local knowledge and communal formulas for the sustainable use of resources, consistent with the agro-ecological potential of the territory.

The eastern Pyrenean valleys of the Navarre Mountains

The eastern Pyrenean valleys of the Navarre Mountains

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7607520 Mountain and Upland Model Author: Maria Cruz Porcal Gonzalo Overview of SAMUTER The Pyrenean Valleys of Navarre are located in the extreme north-east of Navarre and occupy a frontier position, bordering France to the north, Aragon to the...

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Self-consumption vegetable gardens in Sierra de Huelva

Self-consumption vegetable gardens in Sierra de Huelva

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7607978 Mountain and Upland Model Author:Miguel García Martín Overview of SAMUTER Self-consumption horticulture in the Sierra de Huelva is a unique and relatively marginal agro-territorial system in an area dominated by the extensive silvopastoral...

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Sultana grape agrosystem in the Axarquia region (Malaga)

Sultana grape agrosystem in the Axarquia region (Malaga)

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7607983 Mountain and Upland Model Authors: Rocío Silva Pérez and Gema González Romero Overview of SAMUTER The Axarquia region (Malaga) is a mountainous area in the back country of one of the main international tourist enclaves (the Costa del Sol)...

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