France

LIFE programme - Country Factsheet

FRANCE Overview Since the launch of the LIFE programme by the European Commission in 1992, a total of 319 projects have been financed in France. Of these, 209 focus on environmental innovation, 107 on nature conservation and biodiversity and three on information and communication. These projects represent a total investment of €687 million, of which €232 million was contributed by the European Union.

This document provides an overview of LIFE in France.

It showcases success stories and ongoing initiatives, indicates how to find further

Every year a call for project proposals is launched for its three components: Nature and Biodiversity, Environment Policy and Governance, and Information and Communication.

You will find more details on all recent LIFE projects in France in the annexed lists.

information on the projects and provides a list of ongoing projects in Annex.

Last update: 13/09/13

European Commission, DG Environment – LIFE E.3 & E.4 Units (http://ec.europa.eu/life/)

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Environment Policy and Governance So far the LIFE Environment and Environment Policy and Governance components have co-financed 209 projects in France. This represents a total investment of €516 million, of which €148 million has been contributed by the European Union.

Completed projects have mainly targeted issues such as waste management, clean technologies and wastewater treatment. Other popular themes included: integrated environmental management; air quality management and monitoring; noise abatement; treatment of municipal and industrial waste; water supply at the scale of the river basin; river basin management; and management of coastal areas. Most projects were implemented by small and medium-sized enterprises, international enterprises, local authorities and research institutions. The projects had a duration of 20 to 53 months.

There are 43 ongoing projects in France. These cover a similar range of themes, as well as some new issues, such as: reducing greenhouse gas emissions; water resources management; packaging and plastic waste; sustainable building; quality of life; end-of-life vehicles; urban design; energy supply and efficiency; water saving; construction and demolition waste; waste from electrical and electronic equipment; life-cycle assessment; greenhouse gas reduction in the beverage sector (namely the milk sector) and in the vehicle sector (reduction of emissions of diesel engines); as well as transportation and storage in the industry/trade sector. Project beneficiaries include international and large enterprises (17 projects), SMEs (six projects), local and regional authorities (seven projects), NGOs (five projects), professional organisations (two projects) and research institutes (six projects). The projects have a foreseen duration of between 22 and 61 months.

The project presented in the box opposite is an example of a successful LIFE Environment project in France.

Best sustainable life-cycle fittings for mixed herbaceous solid biofuels for heating to reduce GHG emissions (GREEN PELLETS) LIFE07/ENV/F/000178 The GREEN PELLETS project worked with stakeholders (i.e. farmers) to carry out a social and economic study to estimate the available surface for energy crops in the project area. The project came to the conclusion that energy crops could be planted on 98 000 hectares (2.7% of the utilised agricultural area), producing biomass corresponding to 437 000 tonnes of oil equivalent without jeopardising food production; and that harvesting (mowing) wild grasses could produce biomass corresponding to 200 000 tonnes of oil equivalent.

An environmental assessment showed that heat from the biomass produced 10 times less CO 2 than natural gas or fuel. But the herbaceous biofuel is more likely to cause air acidification than gas or wood.

The project carried out combustion tests in the laboratory and under real conditions (on 10 pilot sites) to assess the quality of the raw material. The tests allowed boilers to be adapted to the biomass pellets, and to be optimised in order to limit pollutant emissions. The results of the tests were presented to boiler manufacturers and fitters. If adjustments to boilers are made, use of the pellets could reduce emissions of CO 2 , NOx, SO 2 and dusts. Project partner COOPEDOM was able to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 64% by using the energy crops in an adjusted biomass oven.

The project demonstrated clear environmental benefits. By using herbaceous pellets instead of wood pellets at the 10 pilot sites, greenhouse gas emissions would be reduced by the equivalent of 13 200 tonnes of CO 2 annually. At the regional level, this would mean a reduction of 1.2 million tonnes of CO 2 . But the project identified cost as the main obstacle to the development of the sector. The price of herbaceous biofuels is too high if compared to the price of wood For further information: http://www.arf.fr/valormat-presentation.asp

Last update: 13/09/13

European Commission, DG Environment – LIFE E.3 & E.4 Units (http://ec.europa.eu/life/)

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Nature and Biodiversity So far, the LIFE Nature and Biodiversity component has co-financed 107 projects in France. This represents a total investment of €166 million, of which €81 million has been contributed by the European Union.

The completed projects targeted over 40 different species - mainly birds, but also freshwater fish and mammals - and over 20 different habitats - dry grasslands, rivers, marshes, dunes, lagoons, etc. NGOs and park authorities accounted for more than half of the project beneficiaries. Other types of beneficiaries included development agencies and local and regional authorities. Project durations ranged from between 43 and 72 months.

There are 20 ongoing projects in France. These projects are addressing the conservation and restoration of species and habitats. Target species include: the Roseate Tern in Brittany; the Violet of Rouen and the Biscutella neustriaca on the Seine Valley; the Var terrestrial tortoise; the French populations of Orsini's viper; the Vosges capercaillie; urban bees; threatened bird species; the freshwater pearl mussel; bats in the Mediterranean region; the French corncrake; French overseas threatened bird species and their habitats; and colonial Charadriiformes species in Natura 2000 sites along the French Mediterranean coast. Habitats being targeted include: the forests of Basse Lauter and Vosges moyennes; the Rochefort marshes; coastal biodiversity on the Gâvres-Quiberon site; the semi-xerophilic habitats on the island of Reunion; the lagoons and dunes on the Mediterranean coastline of Languedoc-Roussillon; and viticulture landscapes and alluvial habitats along the Rhine, Alpilles area. One project will specifically propose a new approach to analysing, monitoring and reducing the loss of marine biodiversity. It will seek to identify and estimate the abundance of coastal fish species that return to colonise coastal habitats and renew the local population. Another project aims restore biodiversity and conserve remarkable military lands in the southeast of France, supporting bat, gull and raptor species within four Natura 2000 network sites. A recently selected biodiversity project aims to test the relevance and effectiveness of innovative actions targeting an improvement in the viability of hamster populations in Alsace, and the necessary pre-conditions for such actions. The duration of the projects vary from 51 to 72 months. The projects are being implemented by park/reserve authorities, local, regional and national authorities, NGOs, a professional organisation and a research institute.

The project presented in the box below is an example of a successful LIFE Nature project in France.

Conservation of French populations of Orsini's viper (Vipère d'Orsini) LIFE06/NAT/F/000143 More than 575 ha of favourable habitats were restored during this project and fragments of disconnected habitats were reconnected. Three different restoration techniques were used: experimental fires to control the growth of bushes and brushwood without destroying habitats or populations (20.1 ha of grasslands); brushwood clearance to restore open habitats (204.27 ha of forests or woods); and tree-felling to restore open habitats (350,92 ha).

The project successfully limited the impact of recreational activities on two sites by defining concrete actions that were then included in local management plans, and by consulting and developing a partnership with the various stakeholders and surveillance operations. A protocol was also defined to ensure that viper conservation is taken into account during the organisation of sports events: during the project, the partners worked together with the event organisers of Tour de France and Mondovélo to reduce the impact of these events on viper populations The restoration activities brought nature experts together and fostered a culture of cooperation. Such collaboration will help to ensure the long term maintenance of favourable habitats. The project also helped to improve the effectiveness of the Natura 2000 network by developing synergies. As a result, it was possible to develop and implement agri-environmental measures and Natura 2000 contracts that are compatible with viper conservation.

The project greatly improved knowledge of viper populations and the factors that threaten their conservation, and provided up-to-date information on the species’ status. Several protocols were developed, including a reliable method for determining the presence of the species in a site. Many exchanges and collaborations took place during the project with experts working on the species in other countries. The project's results show that the species is not as endangered today as it was in the 1980s. Nevertheless, the beneficiary is cautious not to conclude that the conservation status was definitely improved by the LIFE actions. This will have to be confirmed through long-term monitoring.

A National Action Plan for Orsini's Viper was developed concurrently with the project, largely based on the project's work and results. Its validation by French authorities should ensure the continuation of the project's activities.

For further information: http://www.vipere-orsini.com/ Last update: 13/09/13

European Commission, DG Environment – LIFE E.3 & E.4 Units (http://ec.europa.eu/life/)

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Information and Communication Projects funded under this LIFE+ component aim to disseminate information and raise the profile of environmental issues. They also provide training and awareness-raising on the prevention of forest fires.

To date, the European Commission has approved two French projects under the LIFE+ Information and Communication component.

The “European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR)” was an innovative three-year project (2009-2011) involving a total investment of €2 million, of which the EU contributed 50%. The project was coordinated by the French environment agency, ADEME, in partnership with four organisations from three other EU Member States (Belgium, Spain and Portugal). Some 22 pioneering public authorities from 10 different European countries have taken part in the EWWR, which aims to inform European citizens about the simple actions they can take in everyday life to help contribute to waste reduction efforts. The events already held in 2009, 2010, 2011 and 2012 have been a huge success. See box below for more detailed information and results.

The other LIFE+ 2011 project, COLLECT+, aims to carry out communications campaigns on waste management (WEEE and batteries and accumulators) at CASINO's customer base. The project plans to encourage all types of consumers to collect waste and return it to the appropriate boxes at their disposal at the participating CASINO stores. Consumers will also be informed about the impact of this behaviour on both the environment and their health.

European Week of Waste Reduction (EWWR) LIFE07/INF/F/000185 This project undertook a wide range of awareness raising actions aimed at promoting the European Week of Waste Reduction among European employees, school children and the general public in 20 European countries. A key achievement of the project has been its legacy that continues to see the mainstreaming of EWWR actions by Member States after the LIFE funding period finished.

An evaluation of the project observed that around two million people participated in the EWWR in 2011. Waste reduction activities increased from 2 672 activities in 2009 to 7 035 in 2011 (and more than 10 000 in 2012). A total of 14 053 different activities were affiliated with the EWWR during its three year term. These included, for example, LIFE co-finance being used in Italy to host a high profile EWWR conference, which proved beneficial in helping to enhance monitoring systems for waste-related policy actions. Portugal organised training courses to raise awareness about waste reduction, which created a multiplier effect by encouraging new stakeholders to become involved in setting up their own EWWR actions.

An inventory of the policies and stakeholders of waste prevention in Europe published in 2010 gives an overview of the waste prevention situation in each country. An interesting and useful guide to EWWR good practices was also published at the end of the project. This drew on the results of the project’s three EWWR award schemes, which were organised to encourage and acknowledge good practice approaches in waste reduction that could be replicated elsewhere. Some 30 awards were made.

Catalonia (Spain) was given a special prize in recognition of its ongoing commitment to innovative EWWR approaches.

Lessons learnt from the project point to the need to strengthen the EWWR’s ability to measure its positive impacts. Anecdotal evidence suggested that waste production did decrease in some countries during the project period. However, a consensus among EWWR activists underlined the need to better understand how to accurately assess the role that information projects and communication campaigns can play in changing consumption patterns.

Other challenges identified as the project continues to be mainstreamed include improving media coverage and identifying optimum timing for future EWWRs. See the LIFE project’s multilingual website for more information: http://ewwr.eu/life-programme

Last update: 13/09/13

European Commission, DG Environment – LIFE E.3 & E.4 Units (http://ec.europa.eu/life/)

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How to find out more about LIFE and LIFE projects By surfing on the LIFE website The LIFE website provides a wealth of information on the LIFE programme: http://ec.europa.eu/life/

By searching on the LIFE projects For further information on LIFE projects in France or LIFE projects in general, please consult the online LIFE projects database. http://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/project/Projects/index.cfm The easy-to-use database is the authoritative source of information on all ongoing and closed LIFE projects. The database also provides information on the beneficiaries, their contact details, and the projects’ websites.

By contacting: The National Contact Point for France Ministère de l'Ecologie, du Développement Durable, des Transports et du Logement - Secrétariat général - Service des affaires internationales – Bureau des affaires européennes Name: Address: Tel: Fax: E-mail:

M. Julien LEGROS - MDDTL (Nature & Biodiversity) Mme Hermine BERGERAT - MEEDDM SG-DAEI-SDRE (Environment Policy & Governance) Arche Sud Tour Pascal A F - 92055 La Défense Cedex +33 1 40 81 31 35 / +33 1 40 81 79 94 N/A lifeplusfrance@developpement-durable.gouv.fr hermine.bergerat@developpement-durable.gouv.fr

Website: http://www.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/Le-programme-Life-nature.html (LIFE

Nature & Biodiversity)

The Monitoring Team for France ASTRALE GEIE - OREADE BRECHE Rue de la Gendarmerie, 4 (LIFE Environnement et Information/Communication) F - 17220 LA JARRIE FRANCE Tel: +33 54 63 59 186 Fax:+33 54 63 58 794 Grand Rue, 147 (LIFE Nature) F- 67130 SCHIRMECK Tel: +33 3 88 49 66 22 Fax: +33 388 49 6624 E-mail: oreade-breche@astrale.org Last update: 13/09/13

European Commission, DG Environment – LIFE E.3 & E.4 Units (http://ec.europa.eu/life/)

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Recent Environment Policy & Governance projects in France Project Title

Project Number

Website

Application of the Water Framework Directive through the implementation of an expert system providing a total modelling of a water mass (SEMEAU)

LIFE07 ENV_F_000173

http://www.life-semeau.com/

Conception and qualification

by UIC of a LL composite material to substitute cast iron brake shoes on existing wagons, to decrease noise (potential of 600000 wagons impacted) (DECIBELL)

LIFE07 ENV_F_000176

Best sustainable life-cycle fittings for mixed herbaceous solid biofuels for heating to reduce GHG emissions (GREEN PELLETS)

LIFE07 ENV_F_000178

Validation of environment friendly flat glass production using an innovative hot oxygen combustion technique (HotOxyGlass)

LIFE07 ENV_F_000179

Cleaning Industry Sustainable Development Programme (CISDP)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000481

http://www.proprete-servicesassocies.com/le-developpementdurable/programme-europeen-life

Implementation of an air quality modelling and forecast system in Romania (ROMAIR)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000485

http://www.romair.eu/

Design, implement and assess an innovative and sustainable plan to minimise municipal organic waste in EU States (MINIWASTE)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000486

http://www.miniwaste.eu

Demonstration of Photocatalytic Remediation Processes on Air Quality (PhotoPaq)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000487

http://photopaq.ircelyon.univlyon1.fr/

Control of noxious or vector mosquitoes : implementation of integrated management consistent with sustainable development (IMCM)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000488

http://www.lifeplusmoustique.eu

New process for the heat treatment and the energy valorisation of the sludge coming from wastewater treatment plant (PYROBIO)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000489

Prototype process for additional sorting of heavy refuse from an Mechanical Biological Treatment household waste facility (OVADE-Plus)

LIFE08 ENV_F_000490

Implementation of a collaborative Eco-Design tool dedicated to SME and fitted to helicopter network's issues

LIFE08 ENV_F_000492

Last update: 13/09/13

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Project duration

01/2009–> 12/2012

http://www.decibell-faiveley.eu/ 01/2009–> 12/2012

http://www.aile.asso.fr/valorisationde-la-biomasse/culturesenergetiques/GreenPellets

01/2009–> 12/2011

http://www.oxyfuelheatrecovery.com/ 01/2009–> 08/2010

01/2010–> 12/2012

01/2010–> 06/2012

01/2010–> 12/2012

01/2010–> 12/2013

01/2010–> 06/2013

http://www.pyrobio.eu/ 01/2010–> 10/2011

http://www.organom.fr/Ovade-Plusune-innovation.html 01/2010–> 12/2011

http://www.corinecodesign.eu 01/2010–> 12/2012

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(CORINE project) Transverse Flux Induction Strip Heating Demonstrator, a technology limiting CO2 emissions & acid wastes in Steel Industry (ECOTRANSFLUX)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000591

Water Research to Market - to speed-up the transfer of water related research outputs to better implement the Water directives (WaterRtoM)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000593

Demonstration of the industrial viability of a new chemistry to produce ecofriendly solvents from nylon chain wastes (IRIS)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000594

Demonstration of the reduction of CO2 emissions from the production of an innovative class of cements (AETHER)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000595

Changing LIving Modes: Acting in our Territory for the Environment (CLIMATE)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000598

Make your Non Destructive Testing greener by new ecofriendly practices and technologies (GREEN TESTING)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000600

http://www.greentesting.fr/index.ph p

Environmental challenges for a rural territory (C.C.H.P ENVIR CHALLENGES)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000601

http://lifecchpenvir.challenges.overblog.com/

Green public building platform for the promotion of a Green City (GREENCITY)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000602

http://www.lifegreencity.eu/

Recycling plastics packaging waste excluding bottle (Green Waste Plast)

LIFE09 ENV_FR_000603

http://www.ucaplast.fr/greenwastep last/FR/accueil

Industrial Platform Demonstrator to achieve 95% recycling of the "end-of-life vehicle" (ICARRE 95)

LIFE10 ENV_FR_000202

http://www.renault.com/fr/capeco2/l aisser-moins-detraces/pages/projet-life-icarre95.aspx

An innovative and sustainable plan for managing public lighting and combatting light pollution in Le Mans Métropole (URBAN LIGHT PLAN)

LIFE10 ENV_FR_000207

Ozone and Climate Change Impacts on French and Italian Forests: Refinement of criteria and thresholds for forest protection (FO3REST)

LIFE10 ENV_FR_000208

HARMOnised Noise Information for Citizens and Authorities (HARMONICA)

LIFE10 ENV_FR_000211

http://www.harmonica-project.eu/

R-URBAN / Participative strategy of development, practices and networks of local resilience for European cities (R - URBAN)

LIFE10 ENV_FR_000215

http://r-urban.net/

Last update: 13/09/13

http://www.ecotransflux.com/en/ 09/2010–> 09/2012

http://waterrtom.eu/ 09/2010–> 08/2013

http://www.rhodia.com/en/markets_ and_products/markets/Novecare_Li fe_plus_program.tcm

09/2010–> 03/2014

http://www.aether-cement.eu/ 09/2010–> 08/2012

http://www.essonne.fr/le-conseilgeneral/lessonne-et-ledeveloppement-durable/le-planclimat-en-essonne/le-projetclimate/

09/2010–> 12/2013

09/2010–> 08/2012

09/2010–> 12/2014

09/2010–> 08/2012

http://www.villelemans.fr/page.do;jsessionid=2D25 2260DDDC1B021894492D1F7B6 9B4?t=2&uuid=44041972550EA533-5AE8381B-74204FE1

09/2010–> 03/2014

09/2011–> 01/2015

09/2011–> 09/2016

http://fo3rest.eu/home/home.php 09/2011–> 12/2014

10/2011–> 09/2014

09/2011–> 09/2015

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ICT for greener urban development (SUSTAIN-ICT)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000739

http://www.sustainict-eu-life.org

Demonstration of waste water's biogas total upgrading system to bioCH4 & bioCO2 and health risks acceptance (Biovalsan)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000740

http://www.biovalsan.eu

BIological tools to Optimize Treatment Technologies to remove micro Pollutants and Endocrine disrupters (BIOTTOPE)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000742

Validation of a process of recovery and revalorisation of Rare Earth elements contained in wastes (LOOP)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000744

http://www.rhodia.com/en/about_us /businesses/rare_earth_systems/La _Rochelle_process.tcm

Reducing Consumption of Drinking Water: Implementation and Evaluation of Integrated Measures in Gironde (France) (MAC EAU)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000745

http://www.jeconomiseleau.org/inde x.php/en/projet-mac-eau

Development of an urban green infrastructure in the Chanteloup loop (SeineCityPark)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000746

http://www.seinecitypark.fr/

Recycling demonstrator for revalorization of technical textile wastes (Move4earth)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000748

http://www.move-4earth.com

Strategy to reduce waste, increase re-using and recycling, reduce incineration and storage, in a rural and urban area (WASTE ON A DIET)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000751

http://www.sybert.fr/waste_on_a_di et_le_projet_europeen_du_sybert.h tml

Innovative solution for the separation of construction and demolition waste (CDWrecycling)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000752

http://www.cdw-recycling.eu

Reducing the CO2 Emission of Urban guided Systems through the full recovery of the brake Energy of metro trains (REUSE)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000756

http://www.alstom.com/Sustainabili ty/Our-solutions/life-programme

Toward material recovery of WEEE plastics: a LIBS based device for sorting WEEE plastics during manual dismantling (WEEELIBS)

LIFE11 ENV_FR_000762

improved HEAt Recovery in clay roof Tiles an bricks production (LIFE HEART)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000142

N/A

Pilot experiments on sustainable and participatory management of recreational seafood hand harvesting (Life+-PêcheAPiedeLoisir)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000316

N/A

PHOtovoltaic STEel Roof: ready to plug BIPV roofing steel envelope based on green innovative technologies and processes (LIFE-PHOSTER)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000479

LIFE AUTO: Demonstration and validation of an innovative automatic fuel additives

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000480

Last update: 13/09/13

07/2012–> 10/2015

06/2012–> 12/2015

http://www.biottope.eu 06/2012–> 12/2014

06/2012–> 05/2014

07/2012–> 12/2016

08/2012–> 07/2017

09/2012–> 08/2016

07/2012–> 06/2015

09/2012–> 10/2014

06/2012–> 05/2015

http://weeelibs.eu/index.php/fr/ 06/2012–> 12/2014

07/2013–> 06/2017

07/2013–> 09/2017

N/A 07/2013–> 12/2017

N/A

07/2013–> 06/2017

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system for the diesel fuel (LIFE AUTO) An innovative process for the treatment of phytopharmaceutical effluent and new uses for farmers (LIFE-PHYTOBARRE)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000530

N/A

Development of a new Li-ion battery generation with low environmental impact by the setting up of a prototype line (LIFE BiBAT)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000570

Carbon plan of French dairy production (LIFE Carbon Dairy)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_000799

N/A

Life Cycle in Practice (LifeCiP (LCiP))

LIFE12 ENV_FR_001113

N/A

Improvement of urban environment via an innovative and economically-viable logistic platform using green vehicles (LIFE+ Urbannecy)

LIFE12 ENV_FR_001125

N/A

10/2013–> 12/2016

N/A 07/2013–> 06/2016

07/2013–> 062018 09/2013–> 06/2016

07/2013–> 03/2016

Recent Nature & Biodiversity projects in France Project Title

Project Number

Website

Conservation, restoration and reconstitution of the semixerophilic habitats of the "massif de la Montagne" in Reunion (COREXERUN)

LIFE07 NAT_F_000188

http://reunionparcnational.fr/corexerun/

Creating an experimental and demonstrative network of lagoon and dune Natura 2000 sites on the mediterranean coastline of LanguedocRoussillon (LAG’ Nature)

LIFE07 NAT_F_000193

Restoration of the dynamics of Rhine alluvial habitats on Rohrschollen island (Rohrschollen island)

LIFE08 NAT_F_000471

http://www.strasbourg.eu/environne ment/Rohrschollen/accueil?ItemID= 2888549756#2

Conservation and integrated management of two bat species in the French Mediterranean region (Life Chiro Med)

LIFE08 NAT_F_000473

http://www.lifechiromed.fr/

Forests for the Capercaillie (Life+TétrasVoges)

LIFE08 NAT_F_000474

http://lifetetrasvosges.lorraine.eu/ja hia/Jahia/accueil

Towards an integrative management in favour of the terrestrial tortoises in Var – Creating tools for the managers of natural habitats in Europe (Life+ Tortue d'Hermann)

LIFE08 NAT_F_000475

http://www.tortue-hermann.eu/

Urban bee biodiversity action plans (URBANBEES)

LIFE08 NAT_F_000478

Last update: 13/09/13

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Project duration

01/2009 –> 12/2013

http://www.polelagunes.org/web/display.php?id_rub rique=3&id_page=75

01/2009 –> 12/2013

01/2010 –> 12/2014

01/2010 –> 03/2014

01/2010 –> 12/2013

01/2010 –> 12/2014

http://www.urbanbees.eu

01/2010 –> 12/2014

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Conserving French overseas threatened bird species and their habitats using demonstrative conservation tools (CAPE DOM)

LIFE09 NAT_F_000582

Conservation of the freshwater pearl mussel in the Massif armoricain (MULETTE)

LIFE09 NAT_F_000583

http://www.life-mouleperliere.org/accueilmoule.php

Demonstrating functional biodiversity in viticulture landscapes (BioDiVine)

LIFE09 NAT_F_000584

http://www.biodivine.eu/

LIFE ecological continuity, management of catchment area and associated patrimonial fauna (LIFE Continuité écologique)

LIFE10 NAT_FR_000192

http://www.life-continuiteecologique.eu

Conservation of major breeding sites and implementation of innovative and demonstrative actions for the French Corncrake (Life + Râle des genets)

LIFE10 NAT_FR_000197

Biodiversity Survey of Fish Post-Larvae in the Western Mediterranean Sea (SUBLIMO)

LIFE10 NAT_FR_000200

http://www.life-sublimo.fr

Biodiversity restoration and conservation of remarkable military lands in southeast France (LIFE FRENCH NATUR 2MIL)

LIFE11 NAT_FR_000734

http://lifeterrainsmilitaires.fr/index. php/fr/

Integrated habitat management for birds of Community interest in the Alpilles area (LIFE des Alpilles)

LIFE12 NAT_FR_000107

Networking nesting habitats along the French Mediterranean coastline for the Conservation of Colonial Charadriiformes (LIFE+ ENVOLL)

LIFE12 NAT_FR_000538

Alsace Life hamSTER : Demonstration project to preserve european biodiversity in Alsace (LIFE Alister)

LIFE12 BIO_FR_000979

Last update: 13/09/13

http://www.lifecapdom.org/ 09/2010 –> 09/2015

09/2010 –> 08/2016

09/2010 –> 12/2014

09/2011 –> 09/2015

http://www.life-rale-genets.eu/ 09/2011 –> 12/2015

09/2010 –> 12/2014

10/2012 –> 09/2016

N/A 07/2013 –> 12/2018

N/A 07/2013 –> 06/2018

N/A 07/2013 –> 06/2018

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Recent Information and Communication projects in France Project Title

Project Number

Website

European Week of Waste Reduction (EWWR)

LIFE07 INF_F_000185

http://ewwr.eu/life-programme

Collection of used batteries, accumulators and WEEE through public awareness campaigns on better waste management (COLLECT +)

LIFE11 INF_F_000730

http://www.recyclonsplus.eu

Mediterranean open pastoral habitats are an important resource! Let's share our knowledge to preserve their biodiversity (LIFE MIL'OUV)

LIFE12 INF_F_000735

Last update: 13/09/13

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Project duration

01/2009 –> 12/2011

06/2012 –> 12/2013

N/A 09/2013 –> 12/2016

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