The Landscape : A Heritage to Manage Drawing up landscape policy for a regional park means choosing. Although parks may maintain a variety of options, values common to their policies can be singled out. To do this, we must have as clear an idea as possible about what is meant by the landscape and about its place in relation to a park's general policy. This implies objectives to be reached, priorities to be kept, and the means to be obtained to do all this : places, actions, partners. It carries a price in financial terms, of course, but also in terms of efforts and constraints. It is not always easy to assess this price which, beyond rhetorical incantations, is nonetheless a good indicator of the real value a social group sets on its landscape.

No abstract

No abstract

No abstract

No abstract