The aim is to explore how traditional livestock practices interact with forest sustainability in Greece.
Analysis of traditional livestock methods in Greece
Assessment of forest sustainability measures
Identification of synergies and conflicts in practices
Significant synergies between livestock practices and forest health in certain areas
Indications of conflicts where livestock impact forest ecosystems negatively
Variability in outcomes based on implementation of practices
Abstract
The link between traditional livestock practices and forest sustainability in Greece is characterized by significant synergiesand conflicts, depending on how these practices are implemented.