Fewer royal parks finest pine woodlands
Dec 20, 2019 | Papers, Publications
Fewer royal parks finest pine woodlands: empire, floods, physiocracy, war and specialization of the royal forests in Portugal (1777-1824)
- Cristina Joanaz de Melo
- 2019
- Tiempos Modernos
- Volume 9, Issue 39
- 456-487
- Language: Portuguese
- ISSN: 1699-7778
This work deals with the theme of forest regeneration in the royal parks and woodlands of Portugal, throughout the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The analysis considers a geography and a chronology where, up to the present, the insight over forest management considers a compulsory destruction of forests. Proposing a different approach it will be demonstrated processes of renewal and maintenance of parks and woodlands in the long run within 1706 and 1824. It will also be pointed out that practices of forest maintenance in Portugal were developed prior to eighteenth century Forestry Science had been born.
Key-words:
Forest renewal; forest maintenance; arboriculture; pruning; physiocracy
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