#TECT2611958ACreation of the Buronnières Strict Biological Reserve in Seine-et-Marne
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The order creates the Buronnières strict biological reserve on 83.77 hectares in the Ferrières regional forest, covering forest parcels in Bussy-Saint-Georges and Favières. Its purpose is to let the forest develop naturally, protect biodiversity, and support scientific knowledge about representative forest ecosystems in the Brie region. Forest exploitation and most human interventions are banned inside the reserve. Limited work remains allowed for safety, path closure, fire prevention, legal brush clearing, removal of non-native species, pond restoration, and controlled hunting of ungulates to protect ecosystem balance. Public access is also restricted, including pedestrian access except for authorized guided visits and reserve management needs.
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Key Changes
- Creates the Buronnières strict biological reserve covering 83.77 hectares in the Ferrières regional forest.
- Approves the reserve management plan for 2023-2042.
- Bans forest exploitation and most human activity, with limited exceptions for safety, conservation, fire prevention, and ecosystem management.
Obligations
What this law requires
Do not carry out forest exploitation within the Buronnières strict biological reserve.
Do not carry out human interventions in the reserve that could alter the composition, structure, or functioning of natural habitats, except for actions expressly allowed under the reserve management plan.
When trees are cut for permitted safety or road/path maintenance works in the reserve, leave the cut products inside the reserve unless directional felling is impossible.
Abandon natural-ground paths and rides inside the reserve, except where works are necessary to close paths in accordance with the management plan.
Do not maintain ditches inside reserve parcels; along paths and roads bordering the reserve, limit ditch maintenance to the minimum necessary to preserve road infrastructure.