Editorial: High Nature Value farming systems in Europe

Angela Lomba; Davy McCracken; Irina Herzon

doi:10.5751/ES-14159-280220

Editorial: High Nature Value farming systems in Europe

Angela Lomba
, Davy McCracken
, Irina Herzon

Hill & Mountain Research Centre

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The high nature value (HNV) farming concept recognizes that many European habitats and landscapes considered important for biodiversity conservation depend on the continuation of specific farming systems. It has developed in three main phases over the past 30 years.

Original language	English
Article number	20
Journal	Ecology and Society
Volume	28
Issue number	2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5751/ES-14159-280220
Publication status	Print publication - 1 May 2023

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Describing and characterising the main High Nature Value farming systems in Scotland

RESAS 22-27: SRUC-d4-1 Seeking Multiple Benefits From Natural Carbon Stores In The Uplands

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RESAS 22-27: SRUC-d4-1 Seeking Multiple Benefits From Natural Carbon Stores In The Uplands

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