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Pastoral systems based on grazing itineraries, very common
along the Mediterranean region, provides an opportunity to
search feeding resources at landscape scale under a
silvopastoral system called by San Miguel (2004) as “Mosaic
of different land uses within one management unit”. However
daily and seasonal movements of flocks bring on different
Grazing Pressure (GP) over the landscape. The GP in a given
location depends on the distance from the stable to the parish
border, the distance to the stable, the heads of livestock and
their preferences for land use and land cover (LULC).
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Castro, Marina; Ameray, Abderrahmane; Castro, João Paulo (2019). A new approach to quantify grazing pressure under Mediterranean pastoral systems using GIS and remote sensing. In 4th World Congress on Agroforestry. Montpellier