Quelle place pour les acteurs locaux dans la gestion de la biodiversité ordinaire ?

Policies of biodiversity protection focused for a long time on symbolic “natural” spaces. They recently evolved to include spaces of ordinary biodiversity, rural spaces (agricultural and forest) but also urban and periurban spaces. This ordinary biodiversity presents specific characteristics which make it an object both relative and uncertain. The traditional tools used in nature conservation are inappropriate to approach the dimension of this living tissue of the planet. The example of a case study on the Millevaches plateau of central France investigates possible ways for a shared management of this biodiversity.