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Annexe 2 : Tableaux, Graphiques Et Documents Divers Réserve Naturelle Nationale MARAIS DE BRUGES Plan de Gestion 2019-2028 Annexe 2 - Tableaux, graphiques et documents divers Volume 3 Annexe 2 - Tableaux, graphiques et documents divers 1 - Etat du parcellaire de la Réserve Naturelle – aspects fonciers et maîtrise d'usage 2 - Typologie des habitats 3 - Evolution des inventaires Faune et Flore de la Réserve Naturelle 4 - Inventaire de la flore de la Réserve Naturelle 5 - Suivi de la Pulicaire vulgaire Pulicaria vulgaris sur la Réserve Naturelle (1996-2018) 6 - Suivi du Jonc fleuri Butomus ombellatus sur la Réserve Naturelle (1998-2018) 7 - Suivi des stations d'orchidées sur la Réserve Naturelle et sa périphérie (2001-2018) 8 - Inventaire des algues, lichens et champignons de la Réserve Naturelle 9 - Inventaire des bryophytes de la Réserve Naturelle 10 - Plantes exogènes présentes sur la Réserve Naturelle et sa périphérie 11 - Inventaire des insectes de la Réserve Naturelle 12 - Inventaire des invertébrés (hors Insectes) de la Réserve Naturelle 13 - Inventaire des lépidoptères rhopalocères de la Réserve Naturelle 14 - Inventaire des odonates de la Réserve Naturelle 15 - Inventaire des reptiles et amphibiens de la Réserve Naturelle 16 - Inventaire des poissons de la Réserve Naturelle 17 - Inventaire de l'avifaune de la Réserve Naturelle 18 - Evolution des effectifs de grands échassiers hivernants sur la Réserve Naturelle (1992- 2018) 19 - Inventaire des mammifères de la Réserve Naturelle 20 - Espèces d'intérêt communautaire présentes sur la Réserve Naturelle 21 - Plantes patrimoniales présentes sur la Réserve Naturelle 22 - Espèces de la faune de la Réserve Naturelle inscrites sur les directives européennes 23 - Espèces d'oiseaux irrégulières ou occasionnelles sur la réserve inscrites sur la Directive Oiseaux 24 - Insectes d'intérêt patrimonial présents sur la Réserve Naturelle 25 - Odonates d'intérêt patrimonial présents sur la Réserve Naturelle 26 - Oiseaux d'intérêt patrimonial présents sur la Réserve Naturelle 27 - Habitats d'intérêt communautaire identifiés sur la Réserve Naturelle 28 - Evaluation hiérarchisée de l'intérêt patrimonial des habitats de la Réserve Naturelle 29 - Légendes et codifications des tableaux faune et flore 30 - Fiches espèces patrimoniales de la flore à intérêts particuliers (16 espèces) 31 - Extrait du "Rapport préliminaire au classement en réserve" 32 - Convention fixant les modalités de gestion de la Réserve Naturelle Nationale des Marais de Bruges (2016-2021) 33 - Décret de création de la Réserve Naturelle Nationale des Marais de Bruges 34 - Arrêté préfectoral portant Règlement Intérieur - Réserve Naturelle Nationale des Marais de Bruges 35 - Espèces protégées nécessitant une autorisation de capture dans le cadre d'inventaires ou de suivis 36 - Espèces exogènes pouvant faire l'objet d'opération de limitation Volume 4 37 - Sites périphériques – Mesures prises en faveur de la biodiversité 38 - Objectifs détaillés 39 - Indicateurs 40 - Plan de travail 1 : Cadastre Etat Parcellaire de la Réserve Naturelle Nationale des marais de Bruges, Aspects fonciers et Maitrise d'usage Propriétaire Cadastre Utilisateur (hors propriétaire) Nom Contenance (ha a ca) % surface RN Section n° de parcelle Lieu-dit Contenance (ha a ca) J.D. Dubois Réserve Naturelle A. Baquey 15. 22. 71 5,75% AB 04 Grand Vermeney 2. 40. 59 2. 40. 59 AB 05 Grand Vermeney 3. 91. 25 3. 91. 25 AB 14 Grand Vermeney 0. 65. 98 0. 65. 98 AB 15 Grand Vermeney 0. 96. 61 0. 96. 61 AC 12 Grand Vermeney 0. 09. 78 0. 09. 78 AC 13 Grand Vermeney 7. 18. 50 7. 18. 50 P. Baudinière 4. 73. 20 1,79% AC 22 Vermeney mouillé 4. 73. 20 4. 73. 20 Commune de Bruges 132. 06. 29 49,87% AB 06 Grand Vermeney 18. 58. 86 18. 58. 86 AB 07 L'Hermite 15. 21. 05 15. 21. 05 AC 15 Grand Vermeney 10. 29. 55 10. 29. 55 AC 16 Grand Vermeney 9. 63. 29 9. 63. 29 AC 17 Grand Vermeney 0. 12. 70 0. 12. 70 Année d'achat Surface en ha a ca AC 18 Grand Vermeney 2. 85. 99 2. 85. 99 1981 106. 79. 59 AC 19 Grand Vermeney 1. 31. 93 1. 31. 93 1985 9. 75. 99 AC 20 Grand Vermeney 6. 67. 92 6. 67. 92 1989 15. 50. 71 AD 07 Pitouin 1. 85. 54 1. 85. 54 2014 7. 19. 45 AD 08 Pitouin 0. 87. 78 0. 87. 78 AD 09 Pitouin 20. 26. 74 20. 26. 74 AD 19 40 Journaux 0. 51. 36 0. 51. 36 AD 20 40 Journaux 14. 99. 35 14. 99. 35 AD 21 La Hutte Nord 15. 15. 56 15. 15. 56 AD 22 Lavau 0. 40. 01 0. 40. 01 AD 23 Lavau 13. 28. 66 13. 28. 66 A. Crespel 29. 95. 92 11,31% AD 01 L'Angle 8. 08. 12 8. 08. 12 AD 02 L'Angle 1. 13. 51 1. 13. 51 AD 03 L'Angle 1. 73. 26 1. 73. 26 AD 04 Grand Angle 7. 16. 22 7. 16. 22 AD 05 Grand Angle 0. 62. 84 0. 62. 84 AD 06 Grand Angle 3. 59. 60 3. 59. 60 AD 10 Petit Angle 7. 62. 37 7. 62. 37 J.D. Dubois 35. 33. 17 13,34% AD 11 Fourcade 3. 12. 01 AD 12 Fourcade 1. 70. 42 AD 13 Fourcade 2. 60. 16 AD 14 Fourcade 3. 07. 63 AD 15 Lavau 10. 39. 61 AD 16 Lavau 7. 13. 82 AD 17 40 Journaux 0. 28. 89 G.F.A. Vermeney 34. 08. 66 12,87% AC 18 40 Journaux 7. 00. 63 AC 21 Vermeney mouillé 0. 35. 08 AC 23 Vermeney mouillé 2. 13. 26 AC 24 Vermeney mouillé 15. 85. 23 AC 40 Vermeney mouillé 9. 66. 48 AC 41 Vermeney mouillé 5. 84. 33 AC 42 Vermeney mouillé 0. 24. 28 Conseil Départemental 7. 19. 45 2,72% AC 25 Vermeney mouillé 4. 30. 16 4. 30. 16 AC 26 Vermeney mouillé 2. 89. 29 2. 89. 29 Syndicat des marais de 6. 21. 78 2,35% AC 14 Grand Vermeney 6. 21. 78 Total Bordeaux-Bruges Surface totale de la Réserve Naturelle : 264 ha 81 a 18 ca 72. 84. 74 116. 32. 83 Réserve Naturelle Nationale des Marais de Bruges - Plan de Gestion SEPANSO 2018 2 : Typologie des habitats - page 1/7 Typologie des habitats de la Réserve Naturelle Nationale des Marais de Bruges (CBNSA) Typologie révisée (EUNIS, PVF2) le 04/03/2014 par A. Le Fouler (mise à jour 19-05 et 12-06-2017) Présence Code Code typologie Code PVF Rang Syntaxon Intitulé français Groupe d'espèces caractéristiques Code EUNIS CORINE Natura 2000 publiée VEGETATIONS AQUATIQUES DES EAUX DOUCES 37. CLA LEMNETEA MINORIS Tüxen ex O.Bolòs et Masclans 1955 Végétation de pleustophytes, à caractère annuel, des eaux douces à subsaumâtres 37.0.1 ORD Lemnetalia minoris Tüxen ex O.Bolòs & Masclans 1955 Communautés de micro- et mésopleustocytes flottant ou immergés 37.0.1.0.1 ALL Lemnion minoris Tüxen ex O.Bolòs & Masclans 1955 Communautés des eaux eutrophes à hypertrophes Divers Lemnacées Spirodela polyrhiza 22.12 NON 37.0.1.0.1 ASS Spirodelo - Lemnetum minoris T. Müll. & Görs 1960 Voile flottant à Lentilles d'eau et Azola fausse fougère Lemna minor C1.221 3150-4 x22.411 Wolffia arrhiza (non observé en 2014) Hydrocharition morsus-ranae Rübel ex Klika in Klika & Hadat Herbiers flottants ou submergés des eaux mésotrophes à mésoeutrophes dominés par des 37.0.1.0.3 ALL 1944 grands végétaux flottants Ceratophyllum demersun Herbier aquatique des eaux stagnantes à faiblement courantes à Cornifle immergée dans l'eau surmonté Lemna minor Non 37.0.1.0.3 ASS Ceratophylletum demersi Corillion 1957 C1.232 22.422 3150-4 d'un voile de lentilles d'eau Spirodela polyrhiza Lemna trisulca (non observée en 2014) A définir (Lemno minoris - Hydrocharitetum morsus-ranae Oberd. ex Hydrocharis morsus-ranae 22.412 (x Non 37.0.1.0.3 ASS Herbier flottant à Petit nénuphar C1.222, C1.32 3150-3,3150-4. H. Passarge 1978 ? ) Ceratophyllum demersum 22.12) Herbiers enracinés, à caractère vivace, des eaux douces (éventuellement subsaumâtres), 55. CLA POTAMETEA PECTINATI Klika in Klika & Novák 1941 mésotrophes à eutrophes, courantes à stagnantes ORD Nymphaeetalia albo – tetragonae H. Passarge (1978) 1996 Herbiers à feuilles flottantes des eaux stagnantes dominées par des nymphaeides Communautés à structure complexe (éléments flottants et submergés) des eaux calmes, Nymphaea alba 55.0.1.0.1 ALL Nymphaeion albae Oberd. 1957 stagnantes à faiblement courantes, moyennement profondes (1-4 m), mésotrophes à eutrophes Nuphar lutea Nymphaea alba (non revu en 2014) 22.12 x OUI 55.0.1.0.1 ASS Nymphaeo albae-Nupharetum luteae Nowinski 1928 Herbiers aquatiques flottants à nénuphars C1.2411 -- Nuphar lutea 22.4311 55.0.1 ORD Potametalia pectinati W.Koch 1926 Herbiers des eaux peu profondes à profondes généralement submergés Divers Potamogeton à feuilles non flottantes, Communautés plus ou moins pionnières des eaux calmes, stagnantes à faiblement courantes, 55.0.1.0.1 ALL Potamion pectinati (W.Koch 1926) Libbert 1931 Ceratophyllum demersum moyennement profondes (0,5 à 4 m). mésotrophes à eutrophes Elodea canadensis Proche du Potamo nodosi – Vallisnerietum spiralis Braun-Blanq. ex NON 55.0.1.0.1 GPT Herbier aquatique à Vallisnérie en spirale Vallisneria spiralis C2.33 24.43 3260-4 Braun-Blanq., Roussine & Nègre 1952 22.12 x OUI 55.0.1.0.1 GPT Groupement à Egeria densa Herbier aquatique invasif des eaux douces mésotrophes à eutrophes à Egérie dense Egeria densa C1.232 -- 22.422 Potamogeton crispus P. pectinatus P. pusillus NON 55.0.1.0.1 ? Groupements à Potamots à définir Herbiers aquatiques à Potamots P. trichoides (P. lucens) (P. acutifolius) Callitricho-Ranunculetalia (Hartog & Segal 1964) H. Passarge Herbiers des eaux peu profondes, courantes ou stagnantes constitués par des renoncules, des ORD 1978 callitriches ou des zannichellies.
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