Description
Representation of forested, wet, coastal, open and multi-frame corridors, These elements are essential for the conservation of biodiversity and the functioning of ecosystems. Without their connectivity, a very large number of species would not have the full range of habitats needed for their life cycles.
A CER geostandard was established by the CNIG in 2018 for harmonisation.
http://cnig.gouv.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/181001_Standard_CNIG_CER_v2018.pdf
This data is the fixed representation on the voting date of the SRADDET (approved by prefectural order on August 4, 2020)
Remember to consult the attached recommendations for use in resources
https://sig.hautsdefrance.fr/ext/opendata/Sraddet2020/precisions_biodiversite.pdf
Resources
| Name | Format | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Recommendations for use | Unknown | Open resource | |
| cer_corridor_s_en32 | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Data table (main corridors) | Unknown | Open resource | |
| Shapefile main corridors (cer_corridor_s_fr32) | Unknown | Open resource | |
| CNIG-standard CER (regional ecological continuity) | Unknown | Open resource |
Tags
- aisne-departement
- amenagement
- amenagement-du-territoire
- biodiversite
- bois
- continuite-ecologique
- corridor
- ecologie
- ecosysteme
- hauts-de-france
- littoral
- nord-departement
- oise-departement
- pas-de-calais-departement
- schema-regional-damenagement-de-developpement-durable-et-degalite-des-territoires
- somme-departement
- sraddet
- usage-des-sols
- zone-boisee
- zone-humide