ZWITSERLAND · AANWIJZINGEN · FEDERALE INVENTARISSEN
Moorlandschaften von nationaler Bedeutung
Wat deze laag toont
Mire landscapes of particular beauty and national importance under Art. 23b NHG and the Mire Landscapes Ordinance, protected since the 1987 Rothenthurm initiative by Art. 78 para. 5 of the Constitution. Unlike the mires themselves, shaping and using the landscape is allowed where it does not conflict with preserving the features typical of the mire landscape (Art. 23d NHG): in particular agriculture and forestry, maintaining lawfully built structures, and measures to protect people from natural hazards.
Bronhouder en licentie
Bundesamt für Umwelt (BAFU), opendata.swiss: freie Nutzung, Quellenangabe Pflicht
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Bundesamt für Umwelt (BAFU), opendata.swiss: freie Nutzung, Quellenangabe Pflicht
Waar de data vandaan komt
GEOADMIN
Merestone vraagt deze dienst live om het gebied op het scherm. Niets wordt gekopieerd of bewaard buiten een korte cache.
Gegevens die per object worden getoond
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In deze voorinstellingen
Federale inventarissen
The inventories of national importance a project is measured against: BLN, floodplains, raised bogs and fens, mire landscapes, dry grasslands and amphibian breeding sites, with the hunting-ban areas, bird reserves, forest reserves, wildlife rest zones, Emerald and Ramsar sites and Pro Natura's reserves. The basis of every environmental assessment under the NHG.
Milieuonderzoek
Where an environmental consultancy starts a site assessment: the federal biotope inventories, forest reserves and wildlife rest zones, the state of the rivers, wildlife corridors and amphibian crossing sites, the sites of threatened mosses, and the groundwater protection zones, hazard map and polluted-site registers of the cantons that publish them openly.
Erfgoed en landschap
Heritage sites of national importance (ISOS), historic traffic routes (IVS), cultural property of national importance and UNESCO World Heritage, with the BLN landscapes, mire landscapes, geotopes and the Alpine Convention perimeter.