Network of Mosaico Territories: uniting initiative for a safer territory
The growing need to share experiences and knowledge in the prevention of large wildfires has driven the creation of the Network of Mosaico Territories, an alliance that brings together entities, projects, and associations committed to integrated landscape management.
This network is born with a common goal: to strengthen the culture of prevention through the exchange of learnings, communication with society, and the development of joint proposals that influence public policies on conservation and territory management.
One of the pillars of this collaboration is the promotion of planned agro-silvo-pastoral activities, increasingly recognized by the scientific community and sector professionals as a fundamental strategy for reducing the territory’s vulnerability to large wildfires. Each region contributes its specific experience and needs, enriching a shared vision that respects the socio-economic and environmental diversity of each territory.
The basis of this approach is the Mosaico landscape: a heterogeneous territory where crops, pastures, orchards, and forest areas coexist. Each of these elements acts as a productive firebreak hindering the spread and facilitating the control of the fire.
Ultimately, the Network of Mosaico Territories is a collaborative space that promotes real and sustainable solutions to build more resilient, vital, and prepared landscapes against wildfires.
