The Systematization and Inventory of Heritage Elements within Protected Natural Areas: An Integrated Management Model for the Upper Mureș Defile Natural Park
The Systematization and Inventory of Heritage Elements within Protected Natural Areas: An Integrated Management Model for the Upper Mureș Defile Natural Park

Summary/Abstract: The concept of heritage represents a multidimensional projection of the interaction between the anthropic factor and the spatio-temporal substrate, necessitating a systemic approach within the process of inventorying and territorial management. The convergence of cultural, natural, and landscape heritage dictates a shift beyond segregated analysis, as natural elements acquire value-based significance in relation to the sociocultural context. Pursuant to the European Landscape Convention (ratified by Law No. 345/2006), the landscape is defined as a complex territorial unit resulting from the interdependence of natural and human factors. From a cadastral perspective, this holistic vision establishes the need for a conservation strategy that transcends the focus on isolated immovable assets, ensuring instead the maintenance of functional equilibrium between natural components and human activities, integrated into a coherent system of territorial record-keeping and protection.

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