L’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration

The articulation between knowledge and actions in three environmental devices: conservation, impact assessment, and restoration. In the actions on nature, the ecological knowledge is decisive and source of legitimisation. The reasons why certain kinds of knowledge are promoted or avoided are neverth...

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Autores principales:	Laura Rodriguez, Vincent Devictor, Virginie Maris
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Publicado:	Éditions en environnement VertigO 2018
Materias:	environment nature institutional device scientific ecology epistemology plain of Crau Environmental sciences GE1-350
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:e1d6878737764c9eb11454b8b8bee4fb2021-12-02T10:01:47ZL’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration1492-844210.4000/vertigo.20879https://doaj.org/article/e1d6878737764c9eb11454b8b8bee4fb2018-09-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/20879https://doaj.org/toc/1492-8442The articulation between knowledge and actions in three environmental devices: conservation, impact assessment, and restoration. In the actions on nature, the ecological knowledge is decisive and source of legitimisation. The reasons why certain kinds of knowledge are promoted or avoided are nevertheless rarely made explicit. This article aims to clarify the links existing between the historical deployment of actions on nature, the knowledge used, and the conceptions of nature in three key modes of action: conservation planning, environmental impact assessment (EIA), and ecological restoration operations, that all took place in a Mediterranean steppe (La Crau, France). Nature is sometimes conceived as a coevolution between traditional human activities and biodiversity (in conservation), sometimes as a list of species (in the EIA), and sometimes as a functional and reticulated ecosystem (in ecological restoration). Knowledge and action relate to each other depending on the historical context of their institutionalisation as well as on the type of knowledge considered relevant for action according to the conceptions of nature of the involved agents. The mobilised ecological knowledge, yet preeminent in the actions on nature, is guided by contextual factors and conceptions of nature that are not formalised in the discourses.Laura RodriguezVincent DevictorVirginie MarisÉditions en environnement VertigOarticleenvironmentnatureinstitutional devicescientific ecologyepistemologyplain of CrauEnvironmental sciencesGE1-350FRVertigO, Vol 18, Iss 2 (2018)
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description	The articulation between knowledge and actions in three environmental devices: conservation, impact assessment, and restoration. In the actions on nature, the ecological knowledge is decisive and source of legitimisation. The reasons why certain kinds of knowledge are promoted or avoided are nevertheless rarely made explicit. This article aims to clarify the links existing between the historical deployment of actions on nature, the knowledge used, and the conceptions of nature in three key modes of action: conservation planning, environmental impact assessment (EIA), and ecological restoration operations, that all took place in a Mediterranean steppe (La Crau, France). Nature is sometimes conceived as a coevolution between traditional human activities and biodiversity (in conservation), sometimes as a list of species (in the EIA), and sometimes as a functional and reticulated ecosystem (in ecological restoration). Knowledge and action relate to each other depending on the historical context of their institutionalisation as well as on the type of knowledge considered relevant for action according to the conceptions of nature of the involved agents. The mobilised ecological knowledge, yet preeminent in the actions on nature, is guided by contextual factors and conceptions of nature that are not formalised in the discourses.
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title	L’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration
title_short	L’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration
title_full	L’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration
title_fullStr	L’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration
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L’articulation entre savoirs et actions dans trois dispositifs environnementaux : conservation, évaluation d’impact et restauration

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