Hacia los territorios inteligentes frente a incendios forestales

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24197/ciudades.24.2021.65-78

Palabras clave:

cortafuegos productivos, explotación preventiva, grandes incendios, prevención rentable, sistemas agroforestales

Resumen

Ante el creciente impacto de los grandes incendios en las últimas décadas, se presenta el marco conceptual y una nueva herramienta para la planificación participativa del territorio que ayude a mitigar el problema. Se aboga por un enfoque basado en la prevención de los incendios (no sólo en la reacción que supone la extinción) apoyado en los usos del territorio capaces de extraer vegetación potencialmente combustible de forma rentable (explotaciones madereras, ganaderas, agrícolas y mixtas). Se proponen los “cortafuegos productivos” como infraestructura preventiva básica diseñada estratégicamente para evitar la propagación del fuego y capaz al mismo tiempo de dinamizar los territorios rurales despoblados que favorecen los incendios catastróficos.

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12/05/2021

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Pulido, F. (2021). Hacia los territorios inteligentes frente a incendios forestales. Ciudades, (24), 65–78. https://doi.org/10.24197/ciudades.24.2021.65-78