Quel avenir pour les espaces naturels sensibles ?

Prieur, Michel

doi:10.3406/rjenv.2006.4533

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“…A recent survey produced by the Limoges laboratory in 2006 (Billet 2006;Bouin 2006;Delivre-Gilg 2006;Durousseau 2006;Drobenko 2006;Fevrier 2006;Prieur 2006) completes this work. Our contribution focuses on the great spatial heterogeneity between the different de´partements, thanks not only to this earlier work but also to information from two additional sources.…”

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“…This became one of the most important decentralised decision-making powers, because in such a centralised country as France, these territorial communities now have to manage an environmentalist policy from start to finish (MorandDeviller 1996;Durousseau 2006;Prieur 2001Prieur , 2006, from defining the geographical areas to creating the tools for the protection of these natural spaces. It is thus obvious that these SNS include a wide range of forms, structures and geographical characteristics, which have considerable impact on management of the natural environment, as already seen (Billet 2006).…”

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“…In this way, the policy corresponds to what Ruegg calls the territorial management of the environment (1997) or to a kind of ''physical planning''. With the decentralisation of SNS management (Morand-Deviller 1996), the de´partements have been given tools for the protection of their natural areas (Durousseau 2006;Prieur 1997Prieur , 2006.…”

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“…The aim of this paper is to demonstrate that when the policy of sensitive natural spaces (SNS) was introduced in 1985 (Prieur 2001(Prieur , 2006, with the decentralisation of sensitive areas management, all the de´partements were given the real means to administer their territory. However, although the means seem to be the same everywhere, in fact the SNS procedure seems to depend very much on the de´partement considered and vary considerably, proof, surely, that the de´partements are active.…”

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International audienceVery important initiatives have been taken and policies have been adopted in the European Union to protect areas of great importance for threatened species and habitats. Protected areas differ broadly in terms of category, natural conditions and administrative organisation, from international initiative such as Biosphere Reserves, European ones with Natura 2000 network until the institution of national and regional protected areas. In France, the administrative subdivisions known as “départements” were created with the French Revolution in the end of the 18th century; in 1985 an original and autonomous procedure to establish special protected areas, called “Sensitive Natural Spaces” (SNS) was devolved to them. The scope of this paper is to present an overview of these devolved powers which enable French départements to create protected areas and to levy a departmental tax on sensitive natural spaces (DTSNS). We statistically studied some parameters by multivariate methods in order to explain the choices of this policy by the départements. The huge variations in the way these powers are implemented prove the development of new environmental territories

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Articulation territoriale des instruments de protection et de gestion des espaces et ressources naturelles. Comparaison des Parcs naturels régionaux et des Espaces naturels sensibles français.

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L’extension des aires naturelles protégées réclamée et la nécessité d’une gestion plus précautionneuse des ressources naturelles obligent à penser une meilleure articulation des instruments et outils environnementaux existants. Parmi eux, les Parcs naturels régionaux (PNR) et les Espaces naturels sensibles (ENS) représentent des exemples emblématiques de deux familles différentes d’intervention (contractuelle et réglementaire) qui entrecroisent préoccupation de protection des espaces naturels et gestion des ressources naturelles pour le développement territorial. Après avoir analysé leurs principes et méthodes à l’aune de leurs résultats après plusieurs décennies d’existence, cet article propose d’envisager les conditions d’une meilleure interaction entre eux et d’en mesurer l’intérêt et les limites. L’hypothèse suivie ici consiste à considérer que la triple nécessité d’une transcalarité, d’une extraterritorialité et d’une approche multi-partenariale est une de ces conditions. PNR et ENS participent au processus de territorialisation des ressources naturelles. S’ils opèrent conjointement, leurs différences gommées par le facteur territorial, ils œuvrent à faire advenir des communs territoriaux, et donc à dépasser les catégories et oppositions habituelles entre public et privé. Cette troisième catégorie d’action territorialisée en commun ne pourrait alors que renforcer les objectifs quantitatifs et qualitatifs de la stratégie nationale française pour les aires protégées adoptée en janvier 2021.

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Quel avenir pour les espaces naturels sensibles ?

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Environmental conservation and the production of new territories: the example of French départements

Environmental conservation and the production of new territories: the example of French départements

Articulation territoriale des instruments de protection et de gestion des espaces et ressources naturelles. Comparaison des Parcs naturels régionaux et des Espaces naturels sensibles français.

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