LIBRI DI FEDERICA LEONE

Planning green infrastructures at the regional scale can be considered an intentional way of spreading the positive impacts of environmental conservation policies. In this volume, a methodological approach is experimentally implemented into the Sardinian region (Italy), in order to identify both a regional green infrastructure, and a network of ecological corridors connecting the regional protected areas.

This book examines the evolution of the concept of participation by underlining its theoretical and technical pros and cons. Moreover, it puts in evidence that participatory processes in public decision-making show significant implementation difficulties. In this context, the book examines the emblematic case of the Sardinian Regional Landscape Plan (RLP).