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430002282 Bassin Du Drugeon INVENTAIRE DES ZONES NATURELLES D'INTÉRÊTS ÉCOLOGIQUE, TYPE DE PROCÉDURE 1 FAUNISTIQUE ET FLORISTIQUE Ministère chargé de l'Ecologie / Service du Patrimoine Naturel - MNHN Modernisation de Zone Zone mise à jour le 03/05/2013 -- Document généré le 24/05/2013 RÉGION ADMINISTRATIVE IDENTIFIANT RÉGIONAL et TYPE DE ZONE IDENTIFIANT NATIONAL Franche-Comté Code régional : 01060000 / Zone de type 2 430002282 3-NOM DE LA ZONE 4-ANNÉE DE DESCRIPTION 01/01/1984 BASSIN DU DRUGEON ANNÉE DE MISE A JOUR 01/08/2011 5-LOCALISATION a) Commune(s) : - Mignovillard (39331) - Bief-du-Fourg (39053) - Communailles-en-Montagne (39161) - Bannans (25041) - Bonnevaux (25075) - Bouverans (25085) - Pontarlier (25462) - Bulle (25100) - Chaffois (25110) - Rivière-Drugeon (25493) - Sainte-Colombe (25515) - Dompierre-les-Tilleuls (25202) - Vaux-et-Chantegrue (25592) - Frasne (25259) - Granges-Narboz (25293) - Houtaud (25309) - Malpas (25362) b) Altitude(s): 835 m à 850 m. c) Superficie: 6632 hectares. e) Relation parent/enfant - Znieff Type I enfant : - BOIS DU FORBONNET ET TOURBIERE VIVANTE DE FRASNE (N°NAT : 430009449 - N°REG : 01060001) - ENSEMBLE DES MARAIS ENTRE BOUVERANS, DOMPIERRE-LES-TILLEULS ET FRASNE (N°NAT : 430010456 - N°REG : 01060005) - ETANG DE LA RIVIERE-DRUGEON ET ZONES HUMIDES (N°NAT : 430020021 - N°REG : 01060014) - GRAND ETANG DE FRASNE (N°NAT : 430010454 - N°REG : 01060003) - HAUTE VALLEE DU DRUGEON ET PRÉ VAILLON (N°NAT : 430020020 - N°REG : 01060013) - LA GRANDE SEIGNE ET LES VESPRIES (N°NAT : 430002265 - N°REG : 01060008) - L'ENTONNOIR, ZONES HUMIDES DU DRUGEON ET COTE DE LA FEUILLEE (N°NAT : 430007827 - N°REG : 01060002) - L'ETANG LUCIEN ET LES VAUDINS (N°NAT : 430010455 - N°REG : 01060004) - TOURBIERE DE VAUX-ET-CHANTEGRUE ET BIEF BELIN (N°NAT : 430002293 - N°REG : 01060007) - TOURBIERE ET PRAIRIE DE LA FERME DU FORBONNET (N°NAT : 430013639 - N°REG : 01060006) - TOURBIERES DE LA SEIGNE DES BARBOUILLONS ET DES PALUS (N°NAT : 430002243 - N°REG : 01060012) - ZONES HUMIDES DE VAU LES AIGUES A LA LOITIERE (N°NAT : 430002290 - N°REG : 01060009) - ZONES HUMIDES ENTRE CHAFFOIS, HOUTAUD, GRANGES-NARBOZ ET SAINTE COLOMBE (N°NAT : 430002285 - N°REG : 01060010) - ZONES HUMIDES ET PRAIRIES SECHES ENTRE LES GRANGES-NARBOZ ET SAINTE COLOMBE (N°NAT : 430002287 - N°REG : 01060011) f) ZNIEFF liée : - BOIS DU FORBONNET ET TOURBIERE VIVANTE DE FRASNE (N°NAT : 430009449 - N°REG : 01060001) - ENSEMBLE DES MARAIS ENTRE BOUVERANS, DOMPIERRE-LES-TILLEULS ET FRASNE (N°NAT : 430010456 - N°REG : 01060005) - ETANG DE LA RIVIERE-DRUGEON ET ZONES HUMIDES (N°NAT : 430020021 - N°REG : 01060014) - GRAND ETANG DE FRASNE (N°NAT : 430010454 - N°REG : 01060003) - HAUTE VALLEE DU DRUGEON ET PRÉ VAILLON (N°NAT : 430020020 - N°REG : 01060013) - LA GRANDE SEIGNE ET LES VESPRIES (N°NAT : 430002265 - N°REG : 01060008) - L'ENTONNOIR, ZONES HUMIDES DU DRUGEON ET COTE DE LA FEUILLEE (N°NAT : 430007827 - N°REG : 01060002) - L'ETANG LUCIEN ET LES VAUDINS (N°NAT : 430010455 - N°REG : 01060004) - TOURBIERE DE VAUX-ET-CHANTEGRUE ET BIEF BELIN (N°NAT : 430002293 - N°REG : 01060007) - TOURBIERE ET PRAIRIE DE LA FERME DU FORBONNET (N°NAT : 430013639 - N°REG : 01060006) - TOURBIERES DE LA SEIGNE DES BARBOUILLONS ET DES PALUS (N°NAT : 430002243 - N°REG : 01060012) Page 1 DREAL Franche-Comté - 17E, rue Alain Savary - 25005 BESANCON Cedex - Tel : 03.81.21.67.00 - [email protected] 1 - ZONES HUMIDES DE VAU LES AIGUES A LA LOITIERE (N°NAT : 430002290 - N°REG : 01060009) - ZONES HUMIDES ENTRE CHAFFOIS, HOUTAUD, GRANGES-NARBOZ ET SAINTE COLOMBE (N°NAT : 430002285 - N°REG : 01060010) - ZONES HUMIDES ET PRAIRIES SECHES ENTRE LES GRANGES-NARBOZ ET SAINTE COLOMBE (N°NAT : 430002287 - N°REG : 01060011) 6-RÉDACTEUR(S) DE LA FICHE - DREAL Franche-Comté 7-TYPOLOGIE DES MILIEUX a) Milieux déterminants NM_SFFZN CD CB* Libellé Source Surface* Observation* * CD CB : code habitat (CORINE BIOTOPE) Surface : Surface indicative en % Observation : Période d'observation 430002282 22.13 Eaux eutrophes 430002282 22.14 Eaux dystrophes 430002282 22.4 Végétations aquatiques 430002282 31.88 Fruticées à genévriers communs 430002282 34.11 Pelouses médio-européennes sur débris rocheux Liste des Milieux déterminants des ZNIEFF de type 1 incluses 430010455 22.4 Végétations aquatiques 3% 430002285 22.411 Couvertures de lemnacées CBN-FC 2009 430002243 22.414 Colonies d'utriculaires CBN-FC 2009 430002287 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2009 430020021 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2009 430010456 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430007827 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2007 430002285 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2009 430010454 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2009 430010455 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 3% 2009 430009449 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2009 430002290 22.4311 Tapis de nénuphars CBN-FC 2009 430002265 22.4314 Tapis de potamot flottant CBN-FC 2009 430002285 22.4314 Tapis de potamot flottant CBN-FC 2009 430002290 22.4314 Tapis de potamot flottant CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430009449 22.433 Groupements oligotrophes de potamots CBN-FC 2007 430010454 22.433 Groupements oligotrophes de potamots CBN-FC 2009 430007827 22.433 Groupements oligotrophes de potamots CBN-FC 2007 430002285 22.441 Tapis de chara CBN-FC 2009 430020020 22.441 Tapis de chara CBN-FC 2008 430002287 22.441 Tapis de chara CBN-FC 2007 430007827 22.441 Tapis de chara CBN-FC 2007 430007827 22.442 Tapis de nitella CBN-FC 2007 430002285 22.442 Tapis de nitella CBN-FC 2009 430010454 22.45 Mares de tourbières à sphaignes et utriculaires CBN-FC 2009 430002285 22.45 Mares de tourbières à sphaignes et utriculaires CBN-FC 2009 430010456 22.45 Mares de tourbières à sphaignes et utriculaires CBN-FC 2004 à 2009 430009449 22.45 Mares de tourbières à sphaignes et utriculaires CBN-FC 2008 430020020 24.12 Zone à truites 1% 430002285 24.41 Végétation des rivières oligotrophes acidiphiles CBN-FC 2009 430002293 24.43 Végétation des rivières mésotrophes CBN-FC 2009 430020020 24.43 Végétation des rivières mésotrophes CBN-FC 2009 430007827 24.43 Végétation des rivières mésotrophes CBN-FC 2007 430007827 24.44 Végétation des rivières eutrophes CBN-FC 2007 430002293 24.44 Végétation des rivières eutrophes CBN-FC 2009 430009449 31.88 Fruticées à genévriers communs CBN-FC 2007 430010456 31.88 Fruticées à genévriers communs CBN-FC 2007 430007827 34.1 Pelouses pionnières médio-européennes CBN-FC 2007 à 2008 430010456 34.322 Pelouses semi-sèches médio-européennes à bromus CBN-FC 2007 erectus 430002287 34.322 Pelouses semi-sèches médio-européennes à bromus CBN-FC 2007 erectus 430009449 34.322 Pelouses semi-sèches médio-européennes à bromus CBN-FC 2007 erectus Page 2 DREAL Franche-Comté - 17E, rue Alain Savary - 25005 BESANCON Cedex - Tel : 03.81.21.67.00 - [email protected] 1 430002285 34.322 Pelouses semi-sèches médio-européennes à bromus CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 erectus 430002285 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 430007827 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430002243 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2009 430020021 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 430002287 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430010455 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 430002265 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2009 430010456 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430002290 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2009 430020020 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2009 430009449 34.322B Mesobromion du jura français CBN-FC 2007 430020021 34.3328 Xerobromion du jura français CBN-FC 7% 2007 430010456 34.42 Lisières mésophiles CBN-FC 2009 430009449 34.42 Lisières mésophiles CBN-FC 2008 430020021 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430002243 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430002293 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430020020 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 53% 2008 à 2009 associées 430002287 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430007827 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430013639 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430010455 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430002285 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430010456 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2004 à 2009 associées 430010454 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés 2007 à 2009 associées 430002290 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430002265 37.1 Communautés à reine des prés et communautés CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 associées 430002243 37.21 Prairies humides atlantiques et subatlantiques CBN-FC 2007 430020021 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430002243 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430002287 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430009449 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430002285 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430002293 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430010455 37.212 Prairies humides à trolle et cirse des ruisseaux CBN-FC 2007 à 2009 430013639 37.212 Prairies humides à
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