This legislation focuses on the protection of natural habitats and resources in Luxembourg, emphasising the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystems. It outlines strict regulations to prevent unauthorised construction or activities in green zones, aiming to safeguard the natural environment and maintain the balance of ecosystems.
The document highlights the importance of conserving habitats of community interest and the need for scientific criteria in designating Natura 2000 zones. Furthermore, the legislation addresses the conservation of animal species and their habitats, emphasising the significance of maintaining the ecological balance and protecting vulnerable species. It introduces measures to prevent the reduction, destruction, or deterioration of protected habitats, ensuring the long-term sustainability of wildlife populations.
The document also establishes guidelines for the management of protected areas, emphasising the role of financial assistance in implementing conservation plans and measures. Moreover, the legislation introduces enforcement measures to penalise violations such as unauthorised deposits in green zones, aiming to deter activities that could harm natural habitats. It underscores the importance of public participation by allowing interested parties to provide feedback and suggestions on conservation efforts.
Overall, this legislation plays a crucial role in promoting environmental sustainability, biodiversity conservation, and the protection of Luxembourg’s natural heritage for future generations.
