La mise en œuvre des corridors écologiques : de la concertation locale à l’inscription foncière communale

The Grenelle II law (2010) has promoted by the inclusion of a Green and Blue infrastructure in planning documents, as a new planning tool to preserve biodiversity and restore ecological continuities, especially within urban regions. This article will show - on the basis of a Rhône-Alpes research - how the implementation of ecological corridors varies according to the municipal and supra-municipal consultation process. The analysis is based on the one hand on a broader vision of consultation processes, on the other hand, on the connexion between ecological corridors within planning documents and regulation of agricultural land use

La mise en œuvre des corridors écologiques : de la concertation locale à l’inscription foncière communale

The Grenelle II law (2010) has promoted by the inclusion of a Green and Blue infrastructure in planning documents, as a new planning tool to preserve biodiversity and restore ecological continuities, especially within urban regions. This article will show - on the basis of a Rhône-Alpes research - how the implementation of ecological corridors varies according to the municipal and supra-municipal consultation process. The analysis is based on the one hand on a broader vision of consultation processes, on the other hand, on the connexion between ecological corridors within planning documents and regulation of agricultural land use