Nicolas Maslach and Julien Chalifour went to Biarritz on November 21-25 for the management forum for protected marine zones (AMP), during which the managers shared their experiences before participating in the fourth national colloquium for AMP’s, and the colloquium for protected terrestrial areas. Organized by the French Office for Biodiversity (AFB), the French committee of the IUCN and the minister of ecological transition, the goal of the AMP colloquium was to bring together all those concerned with biodiversity and have them contribute to the development of the next national strategy for protected marine areas, to ensure netter management of their network, and to implement the biodiversity project outlined by the minister. In this context, the AFB asked the participants to bring their expertise and share their expectations in terms of protection of the maritime domain. These interventions shed light on the major expectations the managers have in terms of indispensable human resources to avoid the illusion that these protected zones exist in name only. Yes, the creation of new protected marine zones is a good thing, as long as these regions are effectively and efficiently managed and preserved. Another important request concerned awareness of the land-sea relationship, which should be reinforced in the national strategy. Or at what point does what happens on land impact the marine zones?
Action MS37 New National Strategy To Support AMP’s
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Reinforcing local and regional commitment to the Réserve
- 1 : Action CS 3 : Develop and test programs to restore coral communities and the species that depend on the reefs
- 2 : Update the underwater cartography
- 3 : Action MS1 : Participate in the study of the marine biocenoses in relation to the network of marine reserves
- 4 : Action IP6: Contribute to the rehabilitation of coral reefs and sea grass beds
- 5 : To promote the conservation of the sea turtle
- 6 : Action CS 15 Study of sea turtle populations found in the waters of the Réserve
- 7 : Action CS 14 Study of the ecological state of sites where sea turtles lay their eggs
- 8 : Action CS 13 Study of sea turtle egg-laying habits
- 9 : Action CS 13 Study of sea turtle egg-laying habits
- 10 : Action CS19 : Evaluate and monitor marine mammal populations
- 11 : Action CS23-24 : Study the bird populations linked to the salt ponds
- 12 : Action IP11 : Replanting deteriorated terrestrial sites and wetlands
- 13 : Action SP1 : Carrying out surveillance patrols in the marine, terrestrial, and coastal zones of the RNN
- 14 : Action IP4 Monitor and respond to environmental pollution
- 15 : SP2 Continuing Environmental Police Missions
- 16 : Seizing a fish trap
- 17 : Illegal fishing during confinement
- 18 : Action CC2 : Publish and distribute public relations materials on the natural heritage of the RNN
- 19 : Action PA5 Creating pedagogical activities in schools
- 20 : Action PA8 : Participating in local events
- 21 : Action PA6 : Raise public awareness for the goals of the Réserve and our natural heritage
- 22 : Action MS15 Ensuring technical and judicial training for RNN personnel
- 23 : Action MS31Develop and reinforce partnerships with the Collectivity and governmental services
- 24 : Action MS20 Seeking new means of financing
- 25 : Action MS32 : Making the RN a vehicle for the promotion of our natural heritage and ecotourism.
- 26 : Action MS37 Take part in meetings and create partnerships with regional networks
- 27 : Action MS37 New National Strategy To Support AMP’s
- 28 : MS 37 The difficult combat against exotic invasive species
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