Translation of "Protected landscape area " (English → French) :

protect surrounding areas during chimney sweeping process | protecting surrounding area during chimney sweeping process | make sure surrounding area is protected during chimney sweeping process | protect surrounding area during chimney sweeping process

nature reserve [ biosphere reserve | game park | game reserve | natural preserve | natural reserve | nature park | nature preserve | protected landscape | wildflower park | wildlife park ]

conserving areas of wilderness | protecting wilderness areas | conserve areas of wilderness | protect wilderness areas

landscaped area [ landscaped open space ]

coastal protection [ coastal area management | coastal management | coastal zone management | shore protection ]

heritage protection [ conservation area | National Trust | preservation of monuments | protection of the cultural heritage | restoration of the cultural heritage ]

scenic reserve | protected landscape

applications of hydrology for the sustainable development and protection of areas under stress

ensuring the safety of endangered species and protected areas | protect protected areas | ensure the safety of endangered species | ensure the safety of endangered species and protected areas

40. Emphasises that the further development of RES, and the building of all other energy generation facilities and infrastructure, entails landscape change in Europe; insists that this must not result in ecological damage, including in Natura 2000 sites and protected landscape areas; points out that public acceptance of RES infrastructure can be won through transparent and coordinated planning, as well as construction and licensing procedures with mandatory and timely public consultation, in which all stakeholders are involved from the outset, including at the local level; stresses that the participation of citizens and stakeholders, ...[+++]such as in cooperatives, can help to win public support as can communication about the potential benefits for local economies;

41. Emphasises that the further development of RES, and the building of all other energy generation facilities and infrastructure, entails landscape change in Europe; insists that this must not result in ecological damage, including in Natura 2000 sites and protected landscape areas; points out that public acceptance of RES infrastructure can be won through transparent and coordinated planning, as well as construction and licensing procedures with mandatory and timely public consultation, in which all stakeholders are involved from the outset, including at the local level; stresses that the participation of citizens and stakeholders, ...[+++]such as in cooperatives, can help to win public support as can communication about the potential benefits for local economies;

Emphasises that the further development of RES, and the building of all other energy generation facilities and infrastructure, entails landscape change in Europe; insists that this must not result in ecological damage, including in Natura 2000 sites and protected landscape areas; points out that public acceptance of RES infrastructure can be won through transparent and coordinated planning, as well as construction and licensing procedures with mandatory and timely public consultation, in which all stakeholders are involved from the outset, including at the local level; stresses that the participation of citizens and stakeholders, such ...[+++] as in cooperatives, can help to win public support as can communication about the potential benefits for local economies;

Under Article 4(3) of the Convention, the Contracting Parties must promote the integrated management of coastal zones, taking into account the protection of areas of ecological and landscape interest and the rational use of natural resources.