N2000 — Special Area of Conservation (SAC), Community Import Site (CIS) and Proposal Community Importance Site (pSIC) in the department of Orne

Description

This dataset contains the zoning of the Habitat Directive of the Natura 2000 network: Proposal Community Import Site (CIS), Community Import Site (CIS) and Special Areas of Conservation (SSC) of the Natura 2000 network for the department of Orne. These areas are part of the Natura 2000 network of Community areas for the protection of priority habitats and species. Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) are maritime and terrestrial sites which include natural habitats or habitats of species of wild fauna and flora listed by order of the Minister responsible for the environment and whose rarity, vulnerability or specificity justify the designation of such areas and hence special attention. Each of the perimeters presented is intended to become a Special Area of Conservation (SAC). At present, these sites may fall under the following statutes: PSIC (Community Import Site Proposal), CIS (Community Import Site), or SSC (Special Conservation Area). The Minister for the Environment decided to propose the area for the establishment of the Natura 2000 Community network, having received a proposal for the designation of a special area of conservation. This proposal is notified to the European Commission (PSIC). When the proposed area is included by the European Commission on the list of sites of Community importance (SCI), the Minister for the Environment makes an order designating it as a Natura 2000 site (SAC). In addition, depending on the degree of progress of DOCOBs, their validations, and the results of the consultations, the perimeter of the sites with a validated DOCOB and consulted must be updated. The no time for the updates of this layer is at least 6 months. The Habitat Directive concerns: — natural habitats of Community importance, whether they are in danger of extinction in their natural range, have a reduced range as a result of their regression or because of their intrinsically restricted range or are remarkable examples of characteristics specific to one or more of the six biogeographical regions (alpine, Atlantic, continental, Macaronesian, Mediterranean and boreal);the habitat types concerned are listed in Annex I. — habitats hosting species of Community importance whether endangered, vulnerable, rare or endemic; the species concerned are listed in Annex II. — landscape elements which, by virtue of their linear and continuous structure or their role as relays, are essential for migration, geographical distribution and genetic exchange of wildlife species. The DHFF (Faune Flore Habitat Directive) lays down a procedure for the eligibility of site proposals made by the Member States, which provides for a phase of exchange between the Commission and the Member State (pSIC). At the end of these exchanges, the Commission shall publish in the Official Journal a list of Community Importation Sites (CIS) eligible for designation as Special Areas of Conservation (SACs) by the Member State. Source: DREAL Normandy — February 2021

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  • données-ouvertes
  • biotopes
  • protections

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  • ENVI

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