Biodiversity and ecological engineering exhibition
THE NATURE AT THE HEART OF A REGION’S ADAPTATION
Nature remains the best ally human societies have in tackling climate change. Solutions through nature’ are an essential and privileged lever for adapting to a changing climate.
This exhibition, held in conjunction with the Salon des Maires et des Collectivités, is organised in partnership with the AMF, Les Eco Maires and the Union Professionnelle du Génie écologique (UPGE), a key sector for all human activities aimed at repairing, protecting or renaturating living spaces in the face of climate and ecological realities.
Protecting biodiveristy is a major challenge
Biodiversity is under threat:
Urban expansion, intensive agriculture, deforestation, pollution…
The restoration, preservation and protection of biodiversity and living things are now fully identified as major challenges in the same way as the climate.
Biodiversity is the subject of international negotiations (COP – Convention of Parties) which commit countries to targets and trajectories for the protection of biodiversity.
With substantial investments
In 2023, the European Parliament and
French government respectively passed
a law on Nature Restoration and set
out a 2030 Biodiversity Strategy at
national level…
These commitments bring funding for biodiversity at European level up to €100 billion by 2027 and increase the amount of investments for water and biodiversity by €1.2 billion in France.
Legal obligations are introduced to incorporate biodiversity into infrastructure and real estate projects, thereby promoting sustainable building practices.
Why participate ?
Held jointly with the Salon des Maires
To Foster proximity and facilitate relations with the regional stakeholders among exhibitors and visitors at the Salon des Maires et des Collectivités
To Promote sharing of experiences, good practice and collaboration between stakeholders involved in crossdisciplinary
topics (environment, construction, regional
cohesion, mobility….).
Key players in preserving biodiversity
The event that brings together the broadest array of professionals for whom biodiversity is, or is becoming, a high-priority issue (regional authorities, design consultancies, associations, wildlife managers, developers…).
A dedicated exhibition space and programme
A lively exhibition designed for demonstration purposes (photography exhibitions, machines, hands-on experiences, models… ).
A series of conferences and themed workshops under the supervision of an editorial board.
At the heart of the exhibition, at the entrance to Pavilion 3
A unique offering showcasing the diversity of expertise
and fields of action in biodiversity
Protecting and preserving nature and the living things
- Research and conservation of species and areas (protected areas)
- Protection of natural spaces and environments (aquatic environments, forests, coastlines, wetlands, mountains, etc.)
- Protection of endangered species, habitats and migratory routes
- Combating exotic, invasive and invasive species
- Cleaning and maintenance (equipment and materials)
Civic involvement, educaqtion and awareness-raising
- Protecting nature and biodiversity
- Information and awareness-raising for the general public
- Biodiversity education (educational areas)
- Fight against incivilities
Sustainable agriculture and
agro-ecology
- The health of agricultural soils
- Revitalising landscapes and agricultural areas
- Water use and irrigation
- Renewal of practices and crops
Urban planning & ecological
engineering
- Works and site management
- Design offices, assistance with project management and project contracting
- Restoration of ecological continuity (green, blue, black, etc.)
- Remediation and repair of soils, environments and living mechanisms (impact studies, regeneration of ecosystem services and functions, etc.)
- Law and funding dedicated to the protection of nature and biodiversity
Urban Biodiversity, green spaces and urban greening/renaturing
- Creation and maintenance of green spaces, tree planting
- Landscaping
- Soil decontamination and land rehabilitation
- Renovation-rehabilitation-reconversion of urban sites, wasteland and buildings
Circular economy – industry and biodiveristy
- Waste management and combating physical, chemical and plastic pollution
- Sustainable management of quarries and mines
- Materials, natural resources and materials recycling
Surveillance, control and protection of nature and living things
- Control and imaging equipment and services
- Data processing, mapping and analysis technologies – documentary databases
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