Elisabeth Johann - Forest Europe

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2.1.2. Global development• In 1972 the General assembly of UNESCO hasagreed the convention concerning the Protectionof the World Cultural and Natural Heritage withthe goal to protect the witnesses of past andpresent treasures of cultures and naturallandscapes of excellent beauty and biodiversityand to maintain it as a World Heritage for thebenefit of future generations.• The addressed “World Heritage Sites” aredivided into three categories: Cultural Heritage,Natural Heritage and Cultural Landscape.13-15 15 June 2005Seminar on Forestry and OurCultural Heritage 16
2.1.3. Development of Austrian‘sForestry13-15 15 June 2005• The economic situation of therural population ischaracterized by aremarkable loss of income(low price for agrarianproducts, high price forenergy)• farms become abandoned,farmers are migrating to theneighbouring agglomerationcentres• the still existing ruralinfrastructure is increasinglyvanishingSeminar on Forestry and OurCultural Heritage 17
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