Question 12890 — woods and forests

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Mr. Christophe Barthès draws the Prime Minister's attention to the ministerial attachment of foresters and, more broadly, to the governance of national forestry policy. The French forest is today at the heart of multiple strategic issues: adaptation to climate change, preservation of biodiversity, wood production, carbon storage, prevention of natural risks and economic development of territories rural. However, on the ground, forestry stakeholders report persistent confusion regarding their administrative and political supervision. Indeed, depending on the subjects discussed, foresters sometimes report to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, sometimes to the Ministry of Ecological Transition. This duality of attachment seems to generate management difficulties, a lack of readability for professionals and, sometimes, insufficiently coordinated public policies, particularly on questions of silvo-hunting balance, sustainable forest management and population renewal. In this context, he asks him to please specify to which ministry foresters report, both in terms of management, regulation and definition of public policies and if he plans to clarify this connection in order to guarantee coherent, readable and effective governance of national forestry policy.

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