Traduction de «plan d'aménagement paysager » (Français → Anglais) :

landscaping plan [ landscape plan ]

soft landscaping

edible landscaping | foodscaping

landscape architecture [ landscape architectural design | landscape design ]

horticulture and landscaping instructor

landscaping

working in landscaping unsupervised | working independently in landscaping | independently work in landscaping | work independently in landscaping

It still requires, however, that for that group there be an evaluation of the members of the group, the various woodlot owners, their current forestry practices, if they are harvesting, what their forest management plans look like, what the gap is between what they are currently doing and what is required by FSC, and then looking at some of those landscape levels.

26. Notes that the potential of regions and rural areas is not confined to the natural resources that enable them to play a social and economic role, given that such areas are first and foremost a place where the food required in order to ensure food security is produced and that they provide key raw materials for industry and renewable energy generation on a sustainable basis, as well as constituting a source of environmental, ecological, landscape and tourism assets and non-material assets, including traditions and cultural features such as culinary heritage in the form of regional products; calls for balanced territorial development ...[+++]of rural areas in all regions of the EU that will empower local inhabitants and help to improve local conditions and links between rural and urban areas; points out that farming is the cornerstone of the rural economy and that farmers play a leading role in ensuring the vitality of this economy and in rural land development; considers that promoting regional labels by means of the CAP, both at EU level and in third countries, would offer economic advantages at local and regional level;

This requires changes to the intervention logic, also in terms of financing, of the regime, which is moving from a private good regime for agriculture to a mixed public/private good regime for agriculture, forestry, natural environment and landscape.

5. Considers however, that despite the Strategy’s focus on the marine environment, projects under the Action Plan should also tackle and properly prioritise environmental issues affecting inland areas of the Region; calls, therefore, for centuries-old coastal communities engaged in traditional maritime activities to be protected and supported and for the coastal landscape and natural assets to be respected by, inter alia, introducing sustainable land-use plans and preventing excessive exploitation for tourism purposes;