Règlement grand-ducal du 9 juin 2021 déclarant zone protégée d’intérêt national sous forme de réserve naturelle, la zone « Engelsratt / Werwelslach » sise sur les territoires des communes de Mamer et de Kehlen. | http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/2021/06/09/a444/jo — Luxembourg law | Esheria

Règlement grand-ducal du 9 juin 2021 déclarant zone protégée d’intérêt national sous forme de réserve naturelle, la zone « Engelsratt / Werwelslach » sise sur les territoires des communes de Mamer et de Kehlen.

This preamble says the regulation concerns the protected national natural reserve zone “Engelsratt / Werwelslach” in the communes of Mamer and Kehlen.

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http://data.legilux.public.lu/eli/etat/leg/rgd/2021/06/09/a444/jo
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This preamble says the regulation concerns the protected national natural reserve zone “Engelsratt / Werwelslach” in the communes of Mamer and Kehlen. The nature reserve “Engelsratt / Werwelslach” is declared a protected area of national interest. This article defines the protected national zone “Engelsratt / Werwelslach” and its area and components. In the protected zone (parts A and B), many listed activities are prohibited, including earthworks, dumping waste, certain construction, changing land use, clear-cutting above set hectare limits, motorised off-road driving, drones, pesticides near watercourses, and more. Some listed exceptions still need prior ministerial authorisation. In the protected zone’s part A, several acts are prohibited, including depositing materials, drainage, walking off existing paths, uncontrolled dog walking, certain motorized surface traffic for forestry, baiting game on protected biotopes and habitats, damaging native wild plants, overseeding permanent grassland, using pesticides, fertilising or liming, and converting deciduous stands to conifers or planting conifers/other non-native species.