In order to reach its objectives, the project will put into practice, evaluate and disseminate an integrated silvopastoral management plan in Montserrat Mountain and surroundings. It will encompass a grazing management plan and a forest restoration plan as tools to foster ecosystems’ services and multifunctionality.
A.1. Increase the number of members of the Association of Forest Owners “Entorns de Montserrat” (APFEM)
A.2 Creation of the Association of livestock farmers “Entorns de Montserrat”
A.3 Forest inventory of the grazing priority area
A.4 Determination of grazing patterns and regimes
C.1 Recovery of open habitats (preparation for pasture and improving biodiversity) (284ha)
C.2 Forest stratification and preparation for pasture (3.753ha)
C.3 Implementation of the grazing system (3.950ha)
D.1: Monitoring of the efficiency and accomplishment of the grazing management plan
D.2: Monitoring of the conservation actions related to forest management
D.3: Monitoring the conservation actions related to biodiversity
D.4: Cost-effective study on prevention/extinguishing of fires
D.5: Study on the socio-economic impact of the project
E.1: Project website and project’s graphic identity
E.2: Notice boards
E.3: Layman’s report
E.4. Local community awareness campaign
E.5. Technical workshop and final conference
E.6 Promotional material
E.7 Media work
F.1 Project management by DIBA
F.2 Networking
F.3 Audit
F.4 After-LIFE Communication Plan
15 September 2020
You can now read and unload new documents with relevant technical information about the project: Prescribed Burns Report. The document (in English) provides all the information on the use of prescribed burning as a management tool within the framework of the project. Manual de gestión silvopastoral. A useful guide (in Spanish) for the implementation of […]
29 July 2019
The LIFE Montserrat project officially ended on June 30. Over the last 5 years, the project has restored 1200 hectares of land and created 120 new hectares of open areas. The project has also introduced new herds of cows, goats and donkeys to graze on 1400 hectares. Grazing activity will contribute to reduce the risk […]
19 July 2019
The Layman’s Report is a document addressed to the general public that is published at the end of a LIFE project to report on its results and conclusions. The Layman’s Report of the LIFE Montserrat project is already available, so we encourage you to reach it at the Resources section of this website or through […]