Natura 2000 — Special Protection Areas (SPA) — Birds Directive in Burgundy-Franche-Comté
Description
Directive 79-409 (EC) on the conservation of wild birds is an extension of the Paris Convention of 18 October 1950 on the protection of wild birds during their breeding and migration. It concerns the conservation of all migratory bird species living in the wild on the territory of the Member States, as well as their eggs, nests and habitats. Its purpose is to protect, manage and regulate its operation. To this end, States must take regulatory measures prohibiting the killing of these species and their intentional capture; intentionally damage their nests or eggs and remove their nests, collect their eggs, disturb them in particular during the breeding and dependence period, and keep birds whose hunting and capture are not permitted. The transport, offering for sale, sale, purchase or holding for sale of dead or living birds shall also be prohibited. The Directive also requires Member States to take measures to preserve, maintain or restore bird habitats. In order to maintain the diversity of habitats of these migratory birds, the Directive calls for the creation of protection zones, the maintenance and management of habitats within and outside the protection zones, the creation of biotopes or the recovery of destroyed biotopes.
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/0def15e1-2fb4-45c7-890f-d69e0deb1085 |
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61 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/b786caf1-f216-4af0-abe7-a0ef61f8edc2 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/api/1/datasets/r/4b720a9a-76b8-4251-bc0b-f763a1dddfa0 |
Tags
- natura-2000
- zonages-nature
- espace-naturel
- repartition-des-especes