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National governments hardly identify their ecological networks or make an effort to integrate them into their spatial policies and plans. Under this perspective, an important scientific and technical issue is to focus on preserving corridors for enabling species mobility and on achieving connectivity between natural protected areas. This Special Issue takes a step forward insofar as it aims at proposing a theoretical and methodological discussion on the definition and implementation of ecological networks that provide a wide range of ecosystem services.

Research & information: general --- green infrastructure --- ecosystem services --- Natura 2000 Network --- environmental planning --- smart city --- affordance --- children --- Natura 2000 Sites --- coastal land use plans --- management plans of Natura 2000 Sites --- integrated coastal zone management --- habitat quality --- ecological connectivity --- depopulation of inland areas --- territorial heritage --- reversibility of degradation --- landscape connectivity --- Natura 2000 network --- strategic environmental assessment --- protected areas and spatial planning --- semi-commons --- millennium ecosystem assessment --- marine protected areas --- standardized actions for effective management of marine protected areas --- sustainable management --- agenda 2030 --- energy decentralization --- district heating --- urban planning --- energy transition --- knowledge modelling --- spatial planning --- problem structuring methods --- spatial green infrastructures --- geodesign --- ESDA and LISA --- neighborhood spatial analysis --- common agricultural policy --- greening --- ecological networks --- regional planning --- multi-level governance --- natural protected areas --- landscape regeneration --- urban built environment --- identity values --- smart and resilient land --- urban standards --- urban facilities --- habitat degradation --- Site of National Interest (SNI) --- Basilicata Region --- landscape --- smart dashboard --- smart governance --- slow tourism --- Santa Barbara Walk --- Sulcis-Iglesiente --- Sardinia --- Italy --- ecological corridors --- landscape fragmentation

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National governments hardly identify their ecological networks or make an effort to integrate them into their spatial policies and plans. Under this perspective, an important scientific and technical issue is to focus on preserving corridors for enabling species mobility and on achieving connectivity between natural protected areas. This Special Issue takes a step forward insofar as it aims at proposing a theoretical and methodological discussion on the definition and implementation of ecological networks that provide a wide range of ecosystem services.

Research & information: general --- green infrastructure --- ecosystem services --- Natura 2000 Network --- environmental planning --- smart city --- affordance --- children --- Natura 2000 Sites --- coastal land use plans --- management plans of Natura 2000 Sites --- integrated coastal zone management --- habitat quality --- ecological connectivity --- depopulation of inland areas --- territorial heritage --- reversibility of degradation --- landscape connectivity --- Natura 2000 network --- strategic environmental assessment --- protected areas and spatial planning --- semi-commons --- millennium ecosystem assessment --- marine protected areas --- standardized actions for effective management of marine protected areas --- sustainable management --- agenda 2030 --- energy decentralization --- district heating --- urban planning --- energy transition --- knowledge modelling --- spatial planning --- problem structuring methods --- spatial green infrastructures --- geodesign --- ESDA and LISA --- neighborhood spatial analysis --- common agricultural policy --- greening --- ecological networks --- regional planning --- multi-level governance --- natural protected areas --- landscape regeneration --- urban built environment --- identity values --- smart and resilient land --- urban standards --- urban facilities --- habitat degradation --- Site of National Interest (SNI) --- Basilicata Region --- landscape --- smart dashboard --- smart governance --- slow tourism --- Santa Barbara Walk --- Sulcis-Iglesiente --- Sardinia --- Italy --- ecological corridors --- landscape fragmentation --- green infrastructure --- ecosystem services --- Natura 2000 Network --- environmental planning --- smart city --- affordance --- children --- Natura 2000 Sites --- coastal land use plans --- management plans of Natura 2000 Sites --- integrated coastal zone management --- habitat quality --- ecological connectivity --- depopulation of inland areas --- territorial heritage --- reversibility of degradation --- landscape connectivity --- Natura 2000 network --- strategic environmental assessment --- protected areas and spatial planning --- semi-commons --- millennium ecosystem assessment --- marine protected areas --- standardized actions for effective management of marine protected areas --- sustainable management --- agenda 2030 --- energy decentralization --- district heating --- urban planning --- energy transition --- knowledge modelling --- spatial planning --- problem structuring methods --- spatial green infrastructures --- geodesign --- ESDA and LISA --- neighborhood spatial analysis --- common agricultural policy --- greening --- ecological networks --- regional planning --- multi-level governance --- natural protected areas --- landscape regeneration --- urban built environment --- identity values --- smart and resilient land --- urban standards --- urban facilities --- habitat degradation --- Site of National Interest (SNI) --- Basilicata Region --- landscape --- smart dashboard --- smart governance --- slow tourism --- Santa Barbara Walk --- Sulcis-Iglesiente --- Sardinia --- Italy --- ecological corridors --- landscape fragmentation

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[English]:This book collects the papers presented at INPUT aCAdemy 2019, a special edition of the INPUT Conference hosted by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Architecture (DICAAR) of the University of Cagliari. INPUT aCAdemy Conference will focus on contemporary planning issues with particular attention to ecosystem services, green and blue infrastructure and governance and management of Natura 2000 sites and coastal marine areas. INPUT aCAdemy 2019 is organized within the GIREPAM Project (Integrated Management of Ecological Networks through Parks and Marine Areas), co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) in relation to the 2014-2020 Interreg Italy – France (Maritime) Programme. INPUT aCAdemy 2019 is supported by Società Italiana degli Urbanisti (SIU, the Italian Society of Spatial Planners), Istituto Nazionale di Urbanistica (INU, the Italian National Institute of Urban Planning), UrbIng Ricerca Scientifica (the Association of Spatial Planning Scholars of the Italian Schools of Engineering) and Ordine degli Ingegneri di Cagliari (OIC, Professional Association of Engineers of Cagliari).

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Identifying and planning green infrastructures at the regional scale can be considered an intentional way of spreading the positive impacts of environmental conservation policies across spatial contexts much more complex and larger than protected areas. In this volume, a methodological approach is defined and experimentally implemented into the Sardinian region (Italy), in order to identify both a regional green infrastructure, and a network of ecological corridors, conceived as edges connecting the regional protected areas. This approach supports spatial decision-making processes aimed at addressing environmental hazards connected to landslides and floods, as well as at establishing effective spatial planning rules.

Environmentalist, conservationist & Green organizations --- Conservation of the environment --- Sustainability --- ecosystem services --- ecological corridors --- environmental hazards --- spatially explicit models --- green infrastructure --- conservation of nature

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Identifying and planning green infrastructures at the regional scale can be considered an intentional way of spreading the positive impacts of environmental conservation policies across spatial contexts much more complex and larger than protected areas. In this volume, a methodological approach is defined and experimentally implemented into the Sardinian region (Italy), in order to identify both a regional green infrastructure, and a network of ecological corridors, conceived as edges connecting the regional protected areas. This approach supports spatial decision-making processes aimed at addressing environmental hazards connected to landslides and floods, as well as at establishing effective spatial planning rules.

Environmentalist, conservationist & Green organizations --- Conservation of the environment --- Sustainability --- ecosystem services --- ecological corridors --- environmental hazards --- spatially explicit models --- green infrastructure --- conservation of nature --- ecosystem services --- ecological corridors --- environmental hazards --- spatially explicit models --- green infrastructure --- conservation of nature