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Diminution of the negative impact of sprt actvities on raptors (Diminiuation de l’impact negative des activités sportives de montagne sur les rapaces rupuestres)

2006-07-14
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Region
Isère
In the territorial limits of the Alpine Convention.
Country
fr (France)
Topics
  • New forms of decision-making
  • Governance capacity, Protected areas, Mobility, Policies and instruments

Short description
Mitigation of negative impacts of recreational activities on the local ecosystem (especially raptors' habitates) by participatively developing strategies to diminuate the impacts; development of a user charta

Project executive
Centre Ornithologique Rhône-Alpes
MNEI 5, place Bir Hakeim, 38000 Grenoble,
cora.38@free.fr
0033 (0)4 76 51 78 03
Project executive
Centre Ornithologique Rhône-Alpes (CORA), Section CORA Isère


Participants
bird protectionists organisation(CORA), recreation associations and communal authorities
Objectives
reducing the impact of sporting activities on local ecosystem and bird habitats by develeoping and implementing commonly accepted use and protection rules
Activities
Mediation; working groups; conjoint observation of local habitats, especially for birds; working out of study (problem definition and possible measures)
Process
participatively developing strategies to mitigate the impact of recreational activities on the local ecosystem involving CORA, sport and recreational associations and local authorities; working out of scientific study (problem definition and possible measures); information and sensibilisation regarding the local ecosystem with special focus on raptors
Results
Different user chartas which provide rules for using and protecting the affected areas; collaboratively worked out use and protection rules; report on raptors and sport acitivities in the area (problem definition, situation analysis, recommendations)
Evaluation
No information available
Difficulties
No information available
Financial backer
No information available
Source of information
Competition
Participant at the 2005 Future in the Alps competition
Homepage
http://www.cora-asso.com/accueil.html
Publication
1) Barret, Philippe, Beuret, Jean-Eudes, Billette de Villemeur, Cécile, Douillet, Robert, Guihéneuf, Pierre-Yves, Dziedzicki, Jean-Marc & Salzer, Jacques (2003): Guide pratique du dialogue territorial. Concertation et médiation pour l'environnement et le développement local. Collection Pratiques. Paris: Fondation de France.p. 85. 2) Coffre H., Börner F., 1999: les rapaces rupestres et les activités sportives de montagne - vol libre et escalade - Constats et proposition d'actions. CORA Isère. Grenoble Alpes Métropole. Rapport 24 pp. + annexes.
Project executive as above
Contact person as above
Comments
Impact on nature and environment
Impact of sporting activities on local ecosystem reduced
Economic value added
indirect by establishing basis for sustainable sporting activities which protects the high recreational value of the area
Socio-cultural value added
commonly acctepted and therefore better realisable use and protection rules; increased social capital through negotiating activities
Innovative content
developing participatively strategies to mitigate the impact of recreational activities on the local ecosystem; development of a commonly acctepted and therefore better realisable user charta
Good governance
By transparently involving interested sporting associations and local authorities into the negotiating process
PR impact
Through CORA activities (e.g. internet http://www.cora-asso.com/accueil.html, information, education etc)
Multiplier effect / networking
Through CORA activities (e.g. internet http://www.cora-asso.com/accueil.html, information, education etc)
Transferability
general principles and methods well transferable

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