Teodoro Luque Martínez
Biographic Data
| ID | 1502071 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Teodoro Luque Martínez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Teodoro Luque |
| FAMILY NAME | Martínez |
| SIGNATURE | MARTÍNEZ T L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Instituto Pirenaico de Ecología |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9658-8069 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A strategy to enhance soil quality and soil organic carbon stock in abandoned lands: Pasture regeneration through shrub clearing
Farmland abandonment in Mediterranean mid‐mountain areas can lead to the degradation or recovery of soil properties. Typically, after abandonment, fields are covered with shrubs, which hinders livestock grazing and constitutes high wildfire risk. To avoid these negative effects, shrubs are cleared in selected areas. The main objective of this study is to evaluate whether shrub clearing can improve soil quality and enhance carbon sequestration. A …
An environmental management experience to control wildfires in the mid-mountain mediterranean area: Shrub clearing to generate mosaic landscapes
The Mediterranean mountains have undergone an intense process of land abandonment since the mid-20th century, with far-reaching changes to the landscape (homogeneity and an increase in combustible material), which, combined with the rise in temperatures, increases the size and frequency of wildfires. This increase has taken place despite technical advances in detecting and fighting fires, which suggests that prevention measures should be improved…
Soil quality and soil organic carbon storage in abandoned agricultural lands: Effects of revegetation processes in a Mediterranean mid‐mountain area
Land abandonment followed by natural revegetation constitutes the main land‐use change in the Mediterranean mountains, affecting soil quality and soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks; however, there are few studies analysing the effects of cropland abandonment on soils in mid‐mountains. In the Leza Valley (Spain), 43.2% of the area was cultivated but abandoned during the 20th‐century. Natural revegetation gave rise to five land uses (LULCs): pastures…
Rewilding and restoring cultural landscapes in Mediterranean mountains: Opportunities and challenges
How loyal can a graduate ever be? The influence of motivation and employment on student loyalty
The Higher Education Sector is improving its relationship with graduates due to the economic, social and technological changes that affect universities. We present a consolidated model in this study of both the consequences and the antecedents of satisfaction that are determinative of the formation of loyalty in the university sector. In addition to testing the model, we evaluate the differences found in the relations between the motives given by…
Space–time process and drivers of land abandonment in Europe
Managing abandoned farmland to control the impact of re-vegetation on the environment. The state of the art in Europe
Restoration of Sheep Transhumance In The Ebro Valley, Aragon, Spain
For centuries, sheep transhumance has connected the Spanish highlands with the lowlands, creating a livestock system with important social, economic, cultural, and landscape effects. About 5 million sheep were involved in transhumant movements in the mid‐1700s, but transhumance started to decay in the nineteenth century and almost disappeared in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1980s, transhumant sheep did not number more than 25,000 in the study area…
La modelización de la imagen de ciudad desde la perspectiva de los líderes de opinión externos
In strategic city planning a starting point is an evaluation of the image of the city from diverse viewpoints. Th e concept of city image is multidimensional and it is not limited solely to urbanistic features since it includes other dimensions. Th e objective of this article is to identify the dimensions that opinion leaders use in the formulation of this image. To achieve this, fi eldwork was conducted in which selected opinion leaders were ask…
Climate Change in Mediterranean Mountains during the 21st Century
Mediterranean mountain biomes are considered endangered due to climate change that affects directly or indirectly different key features (biodiversity, snow cover, glaciers, run-off processes, and water availability). Here, we provide an assessment of temperature, precipitation, and spring precipitation changes in Mediterranean mountains under different emission scenarios (Special Report on Emission Scenarios) and Atmosphere-Ocean-Coupled General…
Effects of European Common Agricultural Policy and Regional Policy on the Socioeconomic Development of the Central Pyrenees, Spain
Although the European Union has invested important subsidies in European mountain areas since the 1980s, the influence of these subsidies on the economy and society of these regions has so far not been analyzed. For this reason, we conducted a quantitative analysis of the effects of public policies on the development of the Central Pyrenees from 1986 to 2001. During this period, around €170 million (US$ 226.3 million) was invested in development …
Do tourism-based ski resorts contribute to the homogeneous development of the Mediterranean mountains? A case study in the Central Spanish Pyrenees
Geomorphic and Hydrological Effects of Traditional Shifting Agriculture in a Mediterranean Mountain Area, Central Spanish Pyrenees
Shifting agriculture has been practiced over large areas in middle-latitude mountains in the Mediterranean basin during periods of strong demographic pressure. On average, such land accounted for about 22.8% of the total cultivated area in the Central Spanish Pyrenees at the beginning of the 20th century. The use of experimental plots between 1992 and 2003 demonstrated that shifting agriculture increased overland flow, suspended sediment, and sol…
Competing for Meadows: A Case Study on Tourism and Livestock Farming in the Spanish Pyrenees
The consequences of tourist growth on extensive livestock farming were studied in a valley in the Spanish Central Pyrenees (Upper Esera), characterized by important growth in tourist activity during the last 3 decades. The municipalities with the greatest tourist development experienced the biggest drop in livestock farming (abandonment of cultivated land, decrease in livestock population and farms) because of the competition of tourism for labor…
Marginal Lands and Erosion in Terraced Fields in the Mediterranean Mountains: A Case Study in the Camero Viejo (Northwestern Iberian System, Spain)
Since the 1950s, the Spanish Mediterranean mountains have become a marginal territory, with few inhabitants and limited economic activity. As a consequence, significant land use changes (farmland abandonment, development of extensive cattle rearing, and reforestation) have taken place, resulting in landscape degradation and new hydromorphological processes. In this article, the process and impact of farmland abandonment in the Camero Viejo (north…
Sediment Yield under Different Land Uses in the Spanish Pyrenees
Teodoro Lasanta, Luis Ortigosa, , , , Sediment Yield under Different Land Uses in the Spanish Pyrenees, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 15, No. 3, Geoecology and Sustainable Development in Middle Mountains and High Mountains (Aug., 1995), pp. 229-240
Land-Use Changes in the Spanish Pyrenees
Jose M. Garcia-Ruiz, Teodoro Lasanta-Martinez, Land-Use Changes in the Spanish Pyrenees, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 10, No. 3, Special Issue on the Spanish Pyrenees (Aug., 1990), pp. 267-279
Rewilding and restoring cultural landscapes in Mediterranean mountains: Opportunities and challenges
Managing abandoned farmland to control the impact of re-vegetation on the environment. The state of the art in Europe
Restoration of Sheep Transhumance In The Ebro Valley, Aragon, Spain
For centuries, sheep transhumance has connected the Spanish highlands with the lowlands, creating a livestock system with important social, economic, cultural, and landscape effects. About 5 million sheep were involved in transhumant movements in the mid‐1700s, but transhumance started to decay in the nineteenth century and almost disappeared in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1980s, transhumant sheep did not number more than 25,000 in the study area…
Do tourism-based ski resorts contribute to the homogeneous development of the Mediterranean mountains? A case study in the Central Spanish Pyrenees
Climate Change in Mediterranean Mountains during the 21st Century
Mediterranean mountain biomes are considered endangered due to climate change that affects directly or indirectly different key features (biodiversity, snow cover, glaciers, run-off processes, and water availability). Here, we provide an assessment of temperature, precipitation, and spring precipitation changes in Mediterranean mountains under different emission scenarios (Special Report on Emission Scenarios) and Atmosphere-Ocean-Coupled General…
Land-Use Changes in the Spanish Pyrenees
Jose M. Garcia-Ruiz, Teodoro Lasanta-Martinez, Land-Use Changes in the Spanish Pyrenees, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 10, No. 3, Special Issue on the Spanish Pyrenees (Aug., 1990), pp. 267-279
Sediment Yield under Different Land Uses in the Spanish Pyrenees
Teodoro Lasanta, Luis Ortigosa, , , , Sediment Yield under Different Land Uses in the Spanish Pyrenees, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 15, No. 3, Geoecology and Sustainable Development in Middle Mountains and High Mountains (Aug., 1995), pp. 229-240
Marginal Lands and Erosion in Terraced Fields in the Mediterranean Mountains: A Case Study in the Camero Viejo (Northwestern Iberian System, Spain)
Since the 1950s, the Spanish Mediterranean mountains have become a marginal territory, with few inhabitants and limited economic activity. As a consequence, significant land use changes (farmland abandonment, development of extensive cattle rearing, and reforestation) have taken place, resulting in landscape degradation and new hydromorphological processes. In this article, the process and impact of farmland abandonment in the Camero Viejo (north…
Competing for Meadows: A Case Study on Tourism and Livestock Farming in the Spanish Pyrenees
The consequences of tourist growth on extensive livestock farming were studied in a valley in the Spanish Central Pyrenees (Upper Esera), characterized by important growth in tourist activity during the last 3 decades. The municipalities with the greatest tourist development experienced the biggest drop in livestock farming (abandonment of cultivated land, decrease in livestock population and farms) because of the competition of tourism for labor…
Geomorphic and Hydrological Effects of Traditional Shifting Agriculture in a Mediterranean Mountain Area, Central Spanish Pyrenees
Shifting agriculture has been practiced over large areas in middle-latitude mountains in the Mediterranean basin during periods of strong demographic pressure. On average, such land accounted for about 22.8% of the total cultivated area in the Central Spanish Pyrenees at the beginning of the 20th century. The use of experimental plots between 1992 and 2003 demonstrated that shifting agriculture increased overland flow, suspended sediment, and sol…
Effects of European Common Agricultural Policy and Regional Policy on the Socioeconomic Development of the Central Pyrenees, Spain
Although the European Union has invested important subsidies in European mountain areas since the 1980s, the influence of these subsidies on the economy and society of these regions has so far not been analyzed. For this reason, we conducted a quantitative analysis of the effects of public policies on the development of the Central Pyrenees from 1986 to 2001. During this period, around €170 million (US$ 226.3 million) was invested in development …
Do tourism-based ski resorts contribute to the homogeneous development of the Mediterranean mountains? A case study in the Central Spanish Pyrenees
Climate Change in Mediterranean Mountains during the 21st Century
Mediterranean mountain biomes are considered endangered due to climate change that affects directly or indirectly different key features (biodiversity, snow cover, glaciers, run-off processes, and water availability). Here, we provide an assessment of temperature, precipitation, and spring precipitation changes in Mediterranean mountains under different emission scenarios (Special Report on Emission Scenarios) and Atmosphere-Ocean-Coupled General…
La modelización de la imagen de ciudad desde la perspectiva de los líderes de opinión externos
In strategic city planning a starting point is an evaluation of the image of the city from diverse viewpoints. Th e concept of city image is multidimensional and it is not limited solely to urbanistic features since it includes other dimensions. Th e objective of this article is to identify the dimensions that opinion leaders use in the formulation of this image. To achieve this, fi eldwork was conducted in which selected opinion leaders were ask…
Restoration of Sheep Transhumance In The Ebro Valley, Aragon, Spain
For centuries, sheep transhumance has connected the Spanish highlands with the lowlands, creating a livestock system with important social, economic, cultural, and landscape effects. About 5 million sheep were involved in transhumant movements in the mid‐1700s, but transhumance started to decay in the nineteenth century and almost disappeared in the 1970s and 1980s. In the 1980s, transhumant sheep did not number more than 25,000 in the study area…
Managing abandoned farmland to control the impact of re-vegetation on the environment. The state of the art in Europe
Space–time process and drivers of land abandonment in Europe
Soil quality and soil organic carbon storage in abandoned agricultural lands: Effects of revegetation processes in a Mediterranean mid‐mountain area
Land abandonment followed by natural revegetation constitutes the main land‐use change in the Mediterranean mountains, affecting soil quality and soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks; however, there are few studies analysing the effects of cropland abandonment on soils in mid‐mountains. In the Leza Valley (Spain), 43.2% of the area was cultivated but abandoned during the 20th‐century. Natural revegetation gave rise to five land uses (LULCs): pastures…
Rewilding and restoring cultural landscapes in Mediterranean mountains: Opportunities and challenges
How loyal can a graduate ever be? The influence of motivation and employment on student loyalty
The Higher Education Sector is improving its relationship with graduates due to the economic, social and technological changes that affect universities. We present a consolidated model in this study of both the consequences and the antecedents of satisfaction that are determinative of the formation of loyalty in the university sector. In addition to testing the model, we evaluate the differences found in the relations between the motives given by…
An environmental management experience to control wildfires in the mid-mountain mediterranean area: Shrub clearing to generate mosaic landscapes
The Mediterranean mountains have undergone an intense process of land abandonment since the mid-20th century, with far-reaching changes to the landscape (homogeneity and an increase in combustible material), which, combined with the rise in temperatures, increases the size and frequency of wildfires. This increase has taken place despite technical advances in detecting and fighting fires, which suggests that prevention measures should be improved…
A strategy to enhance soil quality and soil organic carbon stock in abandoned lands: Pasture regeneration through shrub clearing
Farmland abandonment in Mediterranean mid‐mountain areas can lead to the degradation or recovery of soil properties. Typically, after abandonment, fields are covered with shrubs, which hinders livestock grazing and constitutes high wildfire risk. To avoid these negative effects, shrubs are cleared in selected areas. The main objective of this study is to evaluate whether shrub clearing can improve soil quality and enhance carbon sequestration. A …
Geography (15 works) · Environmental Science (9 works) · Agroforestry (7 works) · Ecology (7 works) · Mediterranean climate (7 works) · Soil erosion and sediment transport (7 works) · Archaeology (6 works) · Forestry (5 works) · Land use (5 works) · Political science (5 works)