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> Geographical situation > Natural history of the Ain > Natural habitats and rare species > The Ain : an undeniably valuable heritage |
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> Lasting commitments > Restore and manage nature around the Ain > Make better use of the area surrounding the Ain > Inform the public |
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5 indissociable types of action are set out in the LIFE-Nature programme - studies : the fauna and flora present on the site are closely linked with the river's life cycle: a precise inventory will be made of them, their conditions of existence will be assessed, whilst at the same time evaluating the role of the river in their development. - land management : to allow local actors to make a long-term commitment, within a contractual framework, to the preservation of the remarkable areas and species. - restoration or conservation work on the different natural environments, including the old branches of the river, dry grasslands with orchids, damp forests. - des outils de communication : roving exhibition, journal, library, educational trails, dedicated mainly to the inhabitants and users of the site. - tools for managing the use of the area surrounding the Ain : information boards, barriers. |
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