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Forestry 2000 73(2):199-207; doi:10.1093/forestry/73.2.199
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Socio-economics of nature protection policies in the perspective of the implementation of Natura 2000 Network: the Spanish case

E. Rojas-Briales1

1 University of Lleida & Forest Policy Area, Forest Technology Centre of Catalonia, Spain

Spain's experience in nature protection is analysed from the perspective of the implementation of a new EU-wide nature protection network: Natura 2000. Natura 2000 aims at a harmonized nature protection policy at the European level. It opens the opportunity for a review of the existing protection policies. Due to its wide range of climates, Spain will be the leading country in the Natura 2000 protected area. Following the holistic approach of sustainability – environmental, economic and social – as defined in UNCED (Río de Janeiro (1992), Helsinki (1993) and Lisbon (1998)) special attention is given to the distribution of the costs and benefits of the protected-areas policy. Several socio-economic proposals for an improved protected-areas policy are developed.


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