What is it about?
Systemic silviculture can be framed as an approach in which management practices are conceived as learning experiments. In the light of this, effective and efficient monitoring processes are required in order to inform and support the management taking explicitly into account the many system components, their interactions and its nonlinear behavior, a characteristic that determines important limitations with regard to the value of predictions.
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Why is it important?
In order to evaluate evidence and turn data into decisions, monitoring effectiveness and efficiency encompass adequate statistical methods and tools for acquisition, processing and analysis of information from different sources. The present note highlights some key contributions on which to engage the development of forest monitoring under such a perspective.
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This page is a summary of: Systemic silviculture, adaptive management and forest monitoring perspectives, L’Italia forestale e montana, January 2011, Accademia Italiana di Scienze Forestali,
DOI: 10.4129/ifm.2011.3.05.
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