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      Nivel de conocimiento de la nueva Ley de bosque nativo y fomento forestal: el caso de los pequeños propietarios forestales de la Cordillera de Nahuelbuta (Chile) Translated title: Level of knowledge of the new law of native forest and forestry development: the case of small forest owners in the coastal range of Nahuelbuta (Chile)

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          Se evaluó el nivel de conocimiento de la nueva Ley de bosque nativo y fomento forestal que poseen los pequeños propietarios forestales en dos territorios de la Cordillera de Nahuelbuta, en Chile. Para ello, se aplicó una encuesta a 53 personas (10% de las viviendas), que abordó cinco temas centrales: (1) uso del bosque nativo, (2) participación en redes sociales y acceso a la información, (3) conocimiento general de la Ley, (4) conocimiento respecto a la administración y (5) fomento de la Ley. Los resultados mostraron que: (1) el bosque nativo es usado para obtener productos madereros y no madereros, (2) las redes sociales y especialmente la radio son fundamentales para la transferencia de información, (3) tanto el conocimiento general de la Ley como (4) el nivel de conocimiento respecto de la administración de la Ley es insuficiente, y (5) se desconocen los trámites que deben efectuarse para obtener los beneficios de la Ley. Se concluye que: (1) el nivel de conocimiento de la Ley es insuficiente, (2) es fundamental estimular el uso de los instrumentos de esta Ley en la totalidad del territorio, de modo de garantizar el uso sustentable del recurso, y (3) la difusión de los beneficios de la Ley debe considerar las formas de comunicación tradicionales, el nivel de educación y la cultura de los espacios rurales

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          We assessed the level of knowledge of the new law of native forests and forestry development held by small forest owners in two areas of the Cordillera de Nahuelbuta in Chile. For this purpose, a survey was applied to 53 individuals (10% of households), which addressed five themes: (1) use of native forests, (2) participation in social networks and access to information, (3) general knowledge about the law, and (4) knowledge regarding the administration, and (5) promotion of the Law. The results showed that: (1) native forests used for wood and non wood products, (2) networks social and especially radio are essential for the transfer of information, (3) both the general knowledge of the law, as (4) the level of knowledge regarding the administration of the Law is insufficient, and (5) procedures are not known to be made to obtain the benefits of the Law. We concluded that: (1) the level of knowledge of the law is insufficient, (2) is essential to encourage the use of the instruments of this Law in the entire territory, so as to ensure sustainable resource use, and (3) the dissemination of the benefits of the Law must consider traditional forms of communication, level of education and culture of rural areas

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                Contributors
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                Journal
                magr
                Mundo agrario
                Mundo agrar.
                Centro de Estudios Histórico-Rurales (La Plata )
                1515-5994
                June 2013
                : 13
                : 26
                : 00
                Affiliations
                [1 ] Universidad Católica de Temuco Chile
                [2 ] Universidad de Concepción Chile
                Article
                S1515-59942013000100009
                5540e133-374f-445c-9e84-16c3995c772c

                http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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                Categories
                AGRICULTURE, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

                General agriculture
                Rural areas,Native forest,Public policy,Legal instruments,Territorial planning,Espacio rural,Bosque nativo,Políticas públicas,Instrumentos de fomento,Planificación territorial

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