
Dehesa - Wikipedia
A dehesa (Spanish pronunciation: [de'esa]) is a multifunctional, agrosylvopastoral system (a type of agroforestry) and cultural landscape of southern and central Spain and southern Portugal; in …
The Dehesa: A Unique and Sustainable Ecosystem in Spain
Feb 11, 2025 · What is the Dehesa? The dehesa is an agroforestry ecosystem characteristic of the Iberian Peninsula. This unique landscape combines trees such as cork oaks and holm oaks with …
Dehesa in Spain - Prepsoil
The Iberian wooded pastures (dehesa) The Dehesa is the most important woodland type in Extremadura (with approximately 1,300,000 hectares), representing 67% of the wooded forest area.
Discovering the origin of Ibérico ham: the Dehesa| Foods and Wines …
Dec 2, 2024 · The dehesa is one of Spain's most beautiful and authentic landscapes, and completely unique on the Iberian Peninsula.
What is a dehesa? - moniberic
The ibérico standard defines the dehesa as a wooded surface with, at least, 10 trees per hectare. In Spain, the dehesa surface is mainly divided between Extremadura, Andalusia, Castilla La Mancha, …
Dehesa landscapes of Andalucia | Andalucia.com
Throughout this area there are vast expanses of dehesa - a unique ecosystem made up of mixed grassy pastureland and woodland of evergreen oak trees. Andalucia has 1.25 million hectares of dehesa, or …
La Dehesa – Denominación de Origen Protegida Dehesa de Extremad
The dehesa (a term derived from the Latin defesa, meaning defence or protected land) is a unique agroforestry system that enables a balanced, non-exploitative use of natural resources.
An agrosilvopastoral system in southern Spain – the case of the “dehesa …
Dehesas are among the best preserved, low-intensity farming systems in Europe, wherein the integration of traditional land use and biodiversity conservation is considered exemplary land use …
Dehesa - A Spanish Agroforestry Farming System - NatureScot
A short film about the Dehesa - a Spanish agroforestry farming system with multiple benefits for both people and nature.
CURRENT CHALLENGES For centuries, the dehesas and montados have existed as a perfect balance, producing food and employment for the local population and offering important envi. onmental servic. …