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El presente artículo pretende vislumbrar si los centros de educación infantil de la ciudad de Córdoba tienen huerto escolar, las razones por las que carecen en su caso, y si conocen las técnicas de planificación, diseño e implementación. Para analizar la existencia del huerto se realizaron 93 encuestas telefónicas, obteniéndose que más de un 50 % de los centros no tenían, ya sea por falta de espacio, por no habérselo planteado o por falta de conocimientos. Casi el 70 % de los centros sin huerto alegaron no conocer las técnicas. Con estos resultados, queda justificado el objetivo de formar al alumnado de Grado en Educación Infantil sobre este recurso. En este caso, la iniciativa educativa presentada consistió en la preparación de huertos portátiles o reproducibles en cualquier espacio exterior.

19 Pags.- 5 Figs.- 5 Tabls. © 2018 The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V. Under a Creative Commons license Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0). ; National accounting either ignores or fails to give due values to the ecosystem services, products, incomes and environmental assets of a country. To overcome these shortcomings, we apply spatially-explicit extended accounts that incorporate a novel environmental income indicator, which we test in the forests of Andalusia (Spain). Extended accounts incorporate nine farmer activities (timber, cork, firewood, nuts, livestock grazing, conservation forestry, hunting, residential services and private amenity) and seven government activities (fire services, free access recreation, free access mushroom, carbon, landscape conservation, threatened biodiversity and water yield). To make sure the valuation remains consistent with standard accounts, we simulate exchange values for non-market final forest product consumption in order to measure individual ecosystem services and environmental income indicators. Manufactured capital and environmental assets are also integrated. When comparing extended to standard accounts, our results are 3.6 times higher for gross value added. These differences are explained primarily by the omission in the standard accounts of carbon activities and undervaluation of private amenity, free access recreation, landscape and threatened biodiversity ecosystem services. Extended accounts measure a value of Andalusian forest ecosystem services 5.4 times higher than that measured using the valuation criteria of standard accounts. ; This RECAMAN project research has received financial support from Agency of Environment and Water (AMAYA); Department of Environment and Territory Planning (CMAYOT) (contract No NET165602). ; Peer reviewed