Mapping compulsory brush clearing zones and strips

The French Forestry Code requires landowners to clear the vegetation surrounding their buildings and accesses. Online maps indicate who is affected and where the limits of their responsibility lie

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Местоположение
  • France
Автори
  • Eduard Mauri
Цел
  • Dissemination
Тип на файла
Factsheet
Размер на файла
1.93 MB
Създаден на
22-08-2024
Език на произхода
English
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ResAlliance
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CC BY-NC-ND

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