Des tortues exotiques en ville : évaluation, perceptions et propositions de gestion à Strasbourg, France

The threats to biodiversity lead us to reflect on the meaning we give to the invasive potential of exogenous species and to their management. The disconnection of urban dwellers from nature complicates the human - nonhuman relationships that we invite to think in terms of multispecific anthropology....

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Autores principales:	Véronique Philippot, Sandrine Glatron, Adine Hector, Yves Meinard, Jean-Yves Georges
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Publicado:	Éditions en environnement VertigO 2019
Materias:	exotical turtles urban nature invasive species ethnobiology urban green parc management of public areas Environmental sciences GE1-350
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:e787237092cf4250ada1f4a9134b50412021-12-02T10:01:26ZDes tortues exotiques en ville : évaluation, perceptions et propositions de gestion à Strasbourg, France1492-844210.4000/vertigo.26449https://doaj.org/article/e787237092cf4250ada1f4a9134b50412019-10-01T00:00:00Zhttp://journals.openedition.org/vertigo/26449https://doaj.org/toc/1492-8442The threats to biodiversity lead us to reflect on the meaning we give to the invasive potential of exogenous species and to their management. The disconnection of urban dwellers from nature complicates the human - nonhuman relationships that we invite to think in terms of multispecific anthropology. The latter questions the forms of living together and leads us to examine how societies deal with the reception or the exclusion of species considered invasive. We studied exotical turtles found in two parks of Strasbourg with a double naturalistic and ethnological approach. More than 60 individuals from eight exotic turtle species have been contacted during the summers of 2017 and 2018. The shared opinions on the relevance of their presence reveal a certain embarrassment of the 87 informants. Turtles represent a factor of attraction and reconnection with nature but their exoticism questions or worries. This exotism invites us to confront the values attributed to them in order to reconsider the methods used to manage our environments. Once informed by the investigator about the origin and the invasive potential in the natural environment, the majority of users recommend the extraction of the turtles towards dedicated places, but the idea of their destruction is globally rejected. The carefull analysis of discourses points out to nuanced or perplexed postures on the legitimacy of humans to govern nature. More broadly, the relationship between city dwellers and the Nature or even Otherness is questions by these exotical turtles in our urban green parcs.Véronique PhilippotSandrine GlatronAdine HectorYves MeinardJean-Yves GeorgesÉditions en environnement VertigOarticleexotical turtlesurban natureinvasive speciesethnobiologyurban green parcmanagement of public areasEnvironmental sciencesGE1-350FRVertigO, Vol 19, Iss 2 (2019)
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description	The threats to biodiversity lead us to reflect on the meaning we give to the invasive potential of exogenous species and to their management. The disconnection of urban dwellers from nature complicates the human - nonhuman relationships that we invite to think in terms of multispecific anthropology. The latter questions the forms of living together and leads us to examine how societies deal with the reception or the exclusion of species considered invasive. We studied exotical turtles found in two parks of Strasbourg with a double naturalistic and ethnological approach. More than 60 individuals from eight exotic turtle species have been contacted during the summers of 2017 and 2018. The shared opinions on the relevance of their presence reveal a certain embarrassment of the 87 informants. Turtles represent a factor of attraction and reconnection with nature but their exoticism questions or worries. This exotism invites us to confront the values attributed to them in order to reconsider the methods used to manage our environments. Once informed by the investigator about the origin and the invasive potential in the natural environment, the majority of users recommend the extraction of the turtles towards dedicated places, but the idea of their destruction is globally rejected. The carefull analysis of discourses points out to nuanced or perplexed postures on the legitimacy of humans to govern nature. More broadly, the relationship between city dwellers and the Nature or even Otherness is questions by these exotical turtles in our urban green parcs.
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title	Des tortues exotiques en ville : évaluation, perceptions et propositions de gestion à Strasbourg, France
title_short	Des tortues exotiques en ville : évaluation, perceptions et propositions de gestion à Strasbourg, France
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Des tortues exotiques en ville : évaluation, perceptions et propositions de gestion à Strasbourg, France

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