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Land acquisition

In addition to the already purchased land, it is scheduled to buy 60 hectares of meadows identified as favourable for the Corncrake in order to create coherent management entities specifically oriented towards the conservation of the species. The land acquisition process will be strengthened through a regulatory protection on some sites.

This theme can thus be divided into six actions:

• A land acquisition study in the Basses Vallées Angevines et Moyenne Vallée de la Charente
• Conservatory management on 25 acres of natural flood meadows in the Basses Vallées Angevines
• Conservatory management on 5 acres of natural flood meadows in the Vallée de la Charente
• Conservatory management on 30 acres of natural flood meadows in the Moyenne vallée de l’Oise
• Partial classification of the Basses Vallées Angevines as a regional nature reserve
• Classification of sites in Picardy

  • Land acquisition strategy
    19 February 2014, by Julien Lusson

    **Sites involved in the action
    The Basses Vallées Angevines, Moyenne Vallée de la Charente and Moyenne Vallée de l’Oise
    **Objective
    Identifying the plots to be purchased in order to achieve the planned surface areas (30 ha of natural grasslands in the Moyenne vallée de la Charente and Basses Vallées Angevines).
    **Description
    A land acquisition strategy is needed to identify all owners, land is being particularly fragmented in planned sectors for land purchasing. The effort will be focused on (...)