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On November 25, the Nantes vineyard region will present its “landscape plan” to the population. A tool for everyone, including elected officials, whose objective is to preserve and renature it in the context of global warming.
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Lydie Hérault-Visset, director of the Territorial Coherence Scheme (Scot) and the Nantais Vignoble country, and Aymar Rivallin, mayor of Maisdon-sur-Sèvre, president of the Scot and the Nantais Vignoble country. | WEST FRANCE
How to take care of landscapes in the years to come? The Nantes vineyard country may have found the solution. After eighteen months of work, Lydie Hérault-Visset, director of the Territorial Coherence Scheme (Scot) and the Nantes Vineyard Country, and Aymar Rivallin, the president, will present, Monday November 25, at 7 p.m., in Monnières, their “Landscape plan” for local residents. Explanations.
But actually, what is a landscape plan?
Before defining the plan, we must understand what Lydie Hérault-Visset and Aymar Rivallin mean by landscape. “The European Landscape Convention defines it as a part of territory as perceived by the populations, whose character results from natural factors and or…
