|
Interview Number |
Main difficulties for local forest
management |
What is missing? |
| |
|
1 |
Properties are too small to invest |
Government subsidies |
|
2 |
Topography of the landscape |
More shrub clearing to prevent wildfires |
|
3 |
Wildfires, cork oak disease |
(no answer) |
|
4 |
Wildfires, lack of machines, high costs of shrub
clearing |
Roads, machines, seeding with selected acorns, prescribed
burning in the winter |
|
5 |
Wildfires and disease |
Manpower |
|
6 |
Cork oak mortality, lack of cadastre, small
property |
Landowner cooperatives and concerted management, scientific
research; environmental instruments are too rigid concerning fuel
management |
|
7 |
Cork oak mortality, long time for subsidies payment; acorn
production has been decreasing |
More communication between landowners and researchers,
livestock to feed on the grass and shrubs (fuel management) |
|
8 |
Wildfires |
(no answer) |
|
9 |
(no answer) |
(no answer) |
|
10 |
Lack of land profitability, land abandonment |
(no answer) |
|
11 |
Lack of land profitability, decreasing cork production
because of disease |
Compensations for restrictions from environmental
instruments such as Natura 2000, cadastre |
|
12 |
Bureaucracy (e.g., long time to get an authorization to cut a
dead cork oak) |
There are no subsidies for seeding, (which is more
successful than plantations), landowners cooperatives, more decision making
power for Associations of Forest Producers |
|
13 |
Cork oak mortality (still without a cure for the disease),
market competition with plastic stoppers |
(no answer) |
|
14 |
Lack of forest fire fighting techniques; too much
bureaucracy for investments with subsidies and long time waiting for
money |
Subsidies for livestock (which is good for fuel management
and fertilizing the soil); improvement of inspection |
|
15 |
Cork oak mortality, decreasing cork production, money has to
be invested before receiving subsidies |
Find a cure for the cork oak disease |
|
16 |
Cork oak mortality |
Manpower, people working the land and living
there |
|
17 |
Land abandonment, lack of profitability of small
landowners |
Forest management, faster payment of subsidies and less
bureaucracy |
|
18 |
Small property and land fragmentation |
Livestock for fuel management, landowners cooperatives,
multiple-use forest management |
|
19 |
Wildfires |
Less taxes for managers and businesses; incite
production |
|
20 |
Wildfires |
Landowner cooperation |