Règlement grand-ducal du 25 juillet 2018 déclarant zone protégée d’intérêt national sous forme de réserve naturelle la zone humide « Schlammwiss-Brill » sise sur le territoire des communes de Betzdorf, de Niederanven et de Schuttrange. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/2018/07/25/a763/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Règlement grand-ducal du 25 juillet 2018 déclarant zone protégée d’intérêt national sous forme de réserve naturelle la zone humide « Schlammwiss-Brill » sise sur le territoire des communes de Betzdorf, de Niederanven et de Schuttrange.

This regulation announces a protected national area in the form of a nature reserve for the wetland “Schlammwiss-Brill” in the communes of Betzdorf, Niederanven, and Schuttrange.

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Luxembourg
Instrument
Regulation
Citation
http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/2018/07/25/a763/jo
Status
In force
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Language
fr
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educational activities flood prevention land use ministerial authorization nature protection nature reserve nature reserve management nature reserves permits property cadastral description protected areas scientific activities

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This regulation announces a protected national area in the form of a nature reserve for the wetland “Schlammwiss-Brill” in the communes of Betzdorf, Niederanven, and Schuttrange. The text declares the Schlammwiss-Brill wetland as a protected national area in the form of a nature reserve. This article defines the natural reserve and lists the cadastral parcels included in its protected area. In the nature reserve, many activities are prohibited, including earthworks, dumping, water-regime changes, construction, installations, habitat and plant damage, disturbance of wildlife, hunting-related acts, lead ammunition, off-road motor traffic, and some dog, bicycle, horse, fertiliser, and pesticide uses. Article 4 says article 3 does not apply to certain conservation, flood-prevention, educational, or scientific measures, but those measures still need the minister’s authorization.