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Quercus pubescens

Quercus ilex

Pinus pinaster

Pinus halepensis

Chequer tree

Prunus avium

Acer pseudoplatanus

Le projet vise la conversion de taillis méditerranéens du Domaine d’Orves vers une sylviculture mélangée à couvert continu afin de valoriser durablement un massif dominé par le chêne vert, le chêne pubescent et ponctuellement le pin d’Alep et le pin maritime. Sur ces terrains calcaires et karstiques riches en habitats écologiques, l’objectif est d’améliorer la résilience des peuplements, diversifier les structures forestières, préserver les zones d’intérêt écologique et instaurer des modes de gestion continus plus adaptés aux milieux sensibles du littoral varois.

Contributes to the mitigation of the greenhouse effect and influences precipitation patterns and the local microclimate.

Preservation of local biodiversity by providing suitable habitats and resources.

Influences the quality and integrity of the soil-water system, and the cycling of water and nutrients.

Supports human well-being, by providing resources, income, education, and supporting recreation and heritage.

The Domaine d'Orves spans more than 1,900 ha (4,700 acres) of holm oak and downy oak coppice, typical of the limestone and karstic substrates of the Var coastline. The stands are highly heterogeneous and located on rugged terrain, making conventional forest management difficult to implement. Historically harvested through clear-cutting, the site presents significant ecological challenges: numerous natural habitats, rocky areas, varied micro-sites, and high structural diversity. Mixed Continuous-Cover Forestry (MCCF) appears to be a management approach better suited to preserving these sensitive environments.

The project aims to convert Mediterranean coppice forests in the Domaine d'Orves into mixed continuous-cover forestry in order to sustainably enhance a forest dominated by holm oak, downy oak, and, in places, Aleppo pine and maritime pine. On these limestone and karstic lands, which are rich in ecological habitats, the goal is to improve the resilience of the stands, diversify forest structures, preserve areas of ecological interest, and establish continuous management approaches better suited to the sensitive environments of the Var coastline.

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Quercus petraea

Cupressus sempervirens

Dans l'Indre (Centre val de Loire), au coeur de la Champeigne Gâtine tourangelle, cette parcelle était constituée d'un ancien peuplement de chênes pédonculés pauvres, agés d'environ 120 ans, présentant un dépérissement supérieur à 60% du fait d'un stress hydrique consécutif aux sècheresses de 2017 et 2018. Le projet vise à créer une futaie irrégulière de pin maritimes.  Un mélange de 4 essences (résineux et feuillus) sera planté par îlots de 15 plants qui seront protégés du gibier. Au total, plus de 7000 plants seront installés. Les arbres plantés participeront à la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique, grâce à leur capacité de stockage du carbone. A terme ils participeront pleinement à la formation d’un patrimoine forestier résilient.

In Indre, in the Centre-Val de Loire region, at the heart of the Champeigne Gâtine tourangelle, this plot was originally made up of an old stand of poor-quality pedunculate oaks, around 120 years old, showing dieback of more than 60% due to water stress following the droughts of 2017 and 2018. The project aims to create an irregular high forest of maritime pine. A mixture of four species (both conifers and broadleaves) will be planted in clusters of 15 trees, which will be protected from game. In total, more than 7,000 trees will be planted. These newly planted trees will contribute to the fight against climate change thanks to their carbon storage capacity. In the long term, they will play a full part in establishing a resilient forest heritage.

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Castanea sativa

Quercus pyrenaica

Populus tremula

Quercus robur

Carpinus betulus

Quercus cerris

Située au cœur de la Dordogne, la forêt de Saint-Geyrac a sévèrement été touchée par la tempête de 1999, qui a endommagé plus de 150 hectares de forêt. Sur ces sols peu profonds, filtrants et exposés sud, les pins sont presque la seule essence adaptée à ces conditions difficiles. Les peuplements concernés par ces travaux sont donc en majorité des pins maritimes, mais comportent également des essences feuillues dans les zones plus riches. L’objectif de ce projet est de reconstituer cette forêt de façon naturelle, en testant plusieurs modalités de régénération. Ainsi, le propriétaire pourra dans le futur orienter sa gestion de façon plus efficace, et aboutira plus facilement à une forêt irrégulière comme il le souhaite. Ce projet a pour vocation de privilégier les essences feuillues lorsqu’elles sont présentes, et de les compléter lorsqu'elles sont insuffisantes. A terme, cette forêt gagnera en multifonctionnalité et en résilience, sans avoir eu recours ici à la coupe rase-reboisement.

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This project is located in the Périgord Blanc Sud natural region in the centre of the Dordogne. The name comes from the white colour of the soil, due to the presence of limestone. With 43% of its surface area covered by woodland, compared with a national average of 31%, the Dordogne ranks 16th among France's most wooded départements.

Located in the heart of the Dordogne, the Saint-Geyrac forest was severely affected by the storm of 1999, which damaged more than 150 hectares of forest. On these shallow, filtering, south-facing soils, pines are almost the only species adapted to these difficult conditions. The stands concerned by this work are therefore mainly maritime pines, but also include deciduous species in richer areas. The aim of this project is to restore this forest naturally, by testing several regeneration methods. In this way, the owner will be able to direct his management more effectively in the future, and will find it easier to achieve the kind of irregular forest he wants. The aim of this project is to give priority to deciduous species where they are present, and to supplement them where they are insufficient. Ultimately, the forest will become more multifunctional and resilient, without having to resort to clear-cutting and reforestation.

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Alnus glutinosa

Pinus sylvestris

Sorbus aucuparia

The afforestation rate in Saône-et-Loire is not very high: 21.7%, compared with a national average of 31%. This puts it 63rd in the list of the most wooded départements in France. 

The plots concerned by the project were previously monospecific, i.e. composed exclusively of a single variety of tree, in this case Douglas fir. As in agriculture, this method of management is risky for several reasons: impoverishment of the soil, reduced biodiversity and increased risk of biological attack by pathogens or insects. Forests managed in this way are also more sensitive to adverse environmental conditions such as storms and drought. In fact, it was a storm that destroyed the vast majority of the previous stand. This tree-planting project will enable a genuine forest ecosystem to be recreated. The planting of a variety of species will provide a wide range of habitats and resources for biodiversity. The more vigorous stand will also be less susceptible to the vagaries of climate, disease and parasites. The trees will provide quality wood, storing atmospheric carbon over the long term.

Bénéfices estimés des arbres plantés ou préservés