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Pérez Campaña, Rocío

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Rocío
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Pérez Campaña
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/78573
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Geografía e Historia
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Geografía
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Geografía Humana
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    Protection of peri-urban agricultural landscapes: vegas and deltas in Andalucía
    (Nature policies and landscape policies, 2014) Valenzuela-Montes, Luis Miguel; Pérez Campaña, Rocío; Gambino, Roberto; Peano, Attilia
    In recent years, peri-urban agricultural landscapes are gradually receiving significant support in the context of five main fields. The first is from the European Landscape Convention (ELC), since its Article 2 refers not only to outstanding landscapes but also to everyday or even degraded landscapes. A second support is provided by the field of cultural heritage and cultural landscape, connecting the role of agricultural landscapes to patrimonial values. The understanding of landscape as heritage is quite recent and it is connected to the evolution of the heritage concept itself towards ideas such as the “heritagisation of territories and landscapes”. Within this frame, agricultural landscapes are actually being considered as an important part of European heritage. Multifunctionality of agriculture and landscape offers a third approach to strengthen agricultural landscapes based on their role of developing multiple functions and their corresponding economic, ecological and sociocultural services. From the field of protected areas, the advances in its conception and role is leading to an inspirational framework to be applied beyond the traditional boundaries of this body, giving new opportunities to link nature protection and landscape, including agricultural landscapes, which are recognised in some cases as important ecosystems and biodiversity foci. Finally, from a spatial planning viewpoint, different instruments could offer specific solutions to protect and promote vegas and deltas.