Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 25 ISSUE 3
Written by Adela-Maria NEAG, Tudor SĂLĂGEAN, Ioana Delia POP, Silvia CHIOREAN, Cristian MĂLINAȘ, Adina Lucia TRUȚĂ, Andreea Ramona Begov UNGUR, Florica MATEI

This research intricately explores the interconnections among biodiversity conservation, climate change, territorial fragmentation, and socio-economic challenges, with a specific focus on the Northwest side of Romania villages. Emphasizing the national importance of discerning land utilization practices, this paper draws on land distribution impact and consolidation. Adopting a multidisciplinary approach, the study integrates specialized studies to unravel the nuanced evolution of land management and rural resilience development. The research, traversing subsequent chapters, elucidates methodological intricacies, conducts a comparative analysis, and globally contextualizes discussed issues, additionally implementing a suitable analysis to develop viable solutions in the global context of land conservation. With a focus on identifying land parcels, ascertaining ownership, and updating land use dynamics the meticulous analysis contributes nuanced insights into sustainable land management. The rural resilience concept is valued by suitable analysis performed using Geographical Information System, which will serve as decision-making factor.

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