Elisabeth Johann - Forest Europe

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13-15 15 June 2005Forest-Culturein Austria• Forest culture deals withthe multipleinterrelationship betweenforests, forestmanagement and thehuman society, which havechanged in the course ofhistory.• It is not only confined todemonstrating historicaldevelopments, butcontributes alsoconsiderably to a betterunderstanding of thepresent situation of forestsand the development ofthe cultural landscape.Seminar on Forestry and OurCultural Heritage 22
13-15 15 June 2005Forest-Culturein Austria• Hunting, bee-keeping,fishing, timbermanagement, limeburning, resin tapping,charcoal burning, but alsotransport, utilisation oflitter, forest pasturage,animal husbandry, fruitgrowing are just someexamples of partlytraditional partly historicaltypes of forest utilisationand the resulting typicalforest stands.Seminar on Forestry and OurCultural Heritage 23
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