Species of heritage amphibians in the MNIE in the Pays de Rennes in 2016
Description
The inventory of Natural Environments of Ecological Interest (MNIE) was launched under the impetus of the elected representatives of the District of Rennes since the 1990s.
This voluntary approach of elected officials to improve the consideration of biodiversity at the level of their territory has made it possible to significantly enrich the knowledge and distribution of the natural environments of the territory. The elected representatives of the SCoT decided to extend this inventory to the whole territory of the Pays de Rennes. The SCoT has established strict protection of these environments. Since its approval in December 2007, they have become regulatoryly inconstructible.A single document “Atlas des MNIE du Pays de Rennes” locates all the sites identified in the territory of the Pays de Rennes.
The SCoT Joint Union is now the structure that drives the MNIE file.
This atlas refers, among other things:
\- Large natural ensembles (GEN), spaces without regulatory scope;
\- Natural environments of ecological interest (MNIE), areas strictly protected by the SCOT,
which gives them a regulatory scope.
As part of the inventory of natural areas of wildlife interest, this layer localises species of heritage and regional interest.
The acronym MNIE is referred to as “Natural Ecological Interest”. These are sites consisting of one or more natural habitats and of significant interest in fauna and/or flora.A MNIE is smaller than a GEN, in which it is very often included.
Note, however, that some MNIEs can be isolated in a trivialised space outside a GEN.These MNIEs are spaces strictly protected by the ScoT, which gives them a regulatory scope. This voluntary approach of elected officials to improve the consideration of biodiversity at the level of their territory has made it possible to significantly enrich the knowledge and distribution of the natural environments of the territory. The elected representatives of the SCoT decided to extend this inventory to the whole territory of the Pays de Rennes.
The SCoT has established strict protection of these environments.
Since its approval in December 2007, they have become regulatoryly inconstructible. A single document “Atlas des MNIE du Pays de Rennes” locates all the sites identified in the territory of the Pays de Rennes. The SCoT Joint Union is now the structure that drives the MNIE file.
This atlas refers, among other things:
\- Large natural ensembles (GEN), spaces without regulatory scope;
\- Natural environments of ecological interest (MNIE), areas strictly protected by the SCOT,
which gives them a regulatory scope.
As part of the inventory of natural areas of wildlife interest, this layer localises species of heritage and regional interest.
The acronym MNIE is referred to as “Natural Ecological Interest”.
These are sites consisting of one or more natural habitats and of significant interest in fauna and/or flora.
A MNIE is smaller than a GEN, in which it is very often included.
Note, however, that some MNIEs can be isolated in a trivialised space outside a GEN.
These MNIEs are spaces strictly protected by the ScoT, which gives them a regulatory scope.
Resources
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Description |
Link |
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8 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/r/aada73e7-920e-4677-895e-4ed73155e0ff |
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23 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/r/8eb3781c-fe52-499b-a14c-97e7c3f0ace5 |
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23 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/r/7f8febe3-26d0-491e-a0bf-cb769da836c4 |
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57 |
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https://www.data.gouv.fr/fr/datasets/r/2a6dfe31-bc06-4460-ba8d-bc36a8236364 |
Tags
- environnement
- ecologie-du-paysage
- biotope
- habitat-de-la-faune-sauvage
- reseau-de-biotope
- protection-de-biotope
- zone-sensible-ecologie