De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux
This article studies the relationships between allotment gardens and the notion of biodiversity. To do so, it compares two levels of analysis. On the national level, it shows that biodiversity is an integral part of the strategy developed by the National Federation of Allotment and Community Gardens...
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Agrocampus Angers, Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage, ENP Blois, ENSAP Bordeaux, ENSAP Lille
2015-12-01
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| author | Jean-Noël Consalès Sophie Joimel France Cordier Cloé Jareno Élodie-Denise Chenot Christophe Schwartz |
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| description | This article studies the relationships between allotment gardens and the notion of biodiversity. To do so, it compares two levels of analysis. On the national level, it shows that biodiversity is an integral part of the strategy developed by the National Federation of Allotment and Community Gardens (in French Fédération nationale des jardins familiaux et collectifs) in support of these urban vegetable gardens. This association facilitates projects designed to be sustainable and to provide a favourable environment for plant and animal life. At the local level, ecological surveys conducted in certain locations in Marseilles have designated allotment gardens as the reservoirs of an abundant although ordinary biodiversity. In a context of urbanisation, this often serves as an argument in favour of community garden management associations. Allotment gardens also give rise to renewed considerations and practises, but ones which are greatly marked by representations and ambiguities regarding the notion of biodiversity. As a result, the spontaneous growth of plants and animal life in the soil are the unplanned results of the vegetable garden. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-9cf94146fedf40c5905223fd02a72cb12025-02-05T16:20:46ZfraAgrocampus Angers, Ecole nationale supérieure du paysage, ENP Blois, ENSAP Bordeaux, ENSAP LilleProjets de Paysage1969-61242015-12-011310.4000/paysage.9603De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiauxJean-Noël ConsalèsSophie JoimelFrance CordierCloé JarenoÉlodie-Denise ChenotChristophe SchwartzThis article studies the relationships between allotment gardens and the notion of biodiversity. To do so, it compares two levels of analysis. On the national level, it shows that biodiversity is an integral part of the strategy developed by the National Federation of Allotment and Community Gardens (in French Fédération nationale des jardins familiaux et collectifs) in support of these urban vegetable gardens. This association facilitates projects designed to be sustainable and to provide a favourable environment for plant and animal life. At the local level, ecological surveys conducted in certain locations in Marseilles have designated allotment gardens as the reservoirs of an abundant although ordinary biodiversity. In a context of urbanisation, this often serves as an argument in favour of community garden management associations. Allotment gardens also give rise to renewed considerations and practises, but ones which are greatly marked by representations and ambiguities regarding the notion of biodiversity. As a result, the spontaneous growth of plants and animal life in the soil are the unplanned results of the vegetable garden.https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/9603biodiversitycommunity gardensallotment gardensproject approachecological approach |
| spellingShingle | Jean-Noël Consalès Sophie Joimel France Cordier Cloé Jareno Élodie-Denise Chenot Christophe Schwartz De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux Projets de Paysage biodiversity community gardens allotment gardens project approach ecological approach |
| title | De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux |
| title_full | De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux |
| title_fullStr | De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux |
| title_full_unstemmed | De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux |
| title_short | De l’argument à l’action : la biodiversité au service des jardins familiaux |
| title_sort | de l argument a l action la biodiversite au service des jardins familiaux |
| topic | biodiversity community gardens allotment gardens project approach ecological approach |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/paysage/9603 |
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