Add to ORKGPre-19th Century forest management in the French mountains is still largely unknown, even as the issue has been well documented as concerns low-altitude forests. A systematic study of 18th Century registres de martelages, in which forest operations were registered daily and exhaustively, has been carried with the purpose of reconstructing past landscapes, understanding forestry practices, and assessing the impact of these practices on forest composition.La gestion des forêts de montagne avant le XIXe siècle est encore très mal connue en France, alors que des travaux ont bien éclairci la question dans des régions de basse altitude. Une étude systématique des registres de martelages, sur lesquels étaient enegistrées toutes les exploitations f...
Difficult management of water and wood : the case of forest on water soils in 1 9th century in Lorra...
National audienceDespite the recent awareness of the importance of taking into account the history o...
By the end of the XVIIIth century, the fir tree, indigenous to the Vosges only held its ground on th...
Pre-19th Century forest management in the French mountains is still largely unknown, even as the iss...
Pre-19th Century forest management in the French mountains is still largely unknown, even as the iss...
International audienceThe 19th century in France marked the veritable arrival of forestry management...
International audienceThe 19th century in France marked the veritable arrival of forestry management...
International audienceThe 19th century in France marked the veritable arrival of forestry management...
La Réunion was covered by an original vegetation at the moment of arriving of first settlers in 1665...
The Saint-Germain en Laye forest, traditionally consecrated to hunting, found itself object to fores...
The Saint-Germain en Laye forest, traditionally consecrated to hunting, found itself object to fores...
The nineteenth century in France marked the origins of modern forest management. Two important dates...
Puyo Jean-yves. Aménagement forestier et enjeux scientifiques en France, de 1820 à 1940//Forest mana...
The extension of France’s forests since the middle of the nineteenth century has resulted in the pre...
Difficult management of water and wood : the case of forest on water soils in 1 9th century in Lorra...
Difficult management of water and wood : the case of forest on water soils in 1 9th century in Lorra...
National audienceDespite the recent awareness of the importance of taking into account the history o...
By the end of the XVIIIth century, the fir tree, indigenous to the Vosges only held its ground on th...
Pre-19th Century forest management in the French mountains is still largely unknown, even as the iss...
Pre-19th Century forest management in the French mountains is still largely unknown, even as the iss...
International audienceThe 19th century in France marked the veritable arrival of forestry management...
International audienceThe 19th century in France marked the veritable arrival of forestry management...
International audienceThe 19th century in France marked the veritable arrival of forestry management...
La Réunion was covered by an original vegetation at the moment of arriving of first settlers in 1665...
The Saint-Germain en Laye forest, traditionally consecrated to hunting, found itself object to fores...
The Saint-Germain en Laye forest, traditionally consecrated to hunting, found itself object to fores...
The nineteenth century in France marked the origins of modern forest management. Two important dates...
Puyo Jean-yves. Aménagement forestier et enjeux scientifiques en France, de 1820 à 1940//Forest mana...
The extension of France’s forests since the middle of the nineteenth century has resulted in the pre...
Difficult management of water and wood : the case of forest on water soils in 1 9th century in Lorra...
Difficult management of water and wood : the case of forest on water soils in 1 9th century in Lorra...
National audienceDespite the recent awareness of the importance of taking into account the history o...
By the end of the XVIIIth century, the fir tree, indigenous to the Vosges only held its ground on th...