Seine-et-Marne: The natural area of ​​this small valley awaits you

The Nyborg Valley Live happy days on the edge Little Moran to me Villeneuve-sur-BelotNear the village hall and entertainment center sensitive natural area (ENS) forever changes the attractiveness of the city, suddenly giving it extra impetus after ten years of steps and efforts without giving up by the municipality to Protecting nearly seven hectares of swamps along the river.

The official opening was held on a rainy morning and under awnings, with an impressive audience of dignitaries and city council. These clouds seemed to be a happy omen for this unique place, ideally located near the old station, village hall and recreation center.

Ten years of construction

Everyone was able to appreciate, even if, unfortunately! Weather conditions did not allow you to walk the paths, and this is a very significant success in restoring the opening of a natural space that was carried out in the heart of the city, away from the urban fabric, by visionary municipality Jean-Claude Lablage, the mayor. In partnership with the department and the region, and with effective support from state services. In the village hall, a photo exhibition on the development over the years of this gigantic project allowed to appreciate the quality of the site and the perseverance of all the actors for success.

Previously, Jean-Claude Lablage, Mayor, mentioned in the form of a story the genesis of this project and the idea that emerged: “Economic development through green tourism. »

Protect this space

The mayor said: “We are inaugurating our sensitive natural space together, but this is a first step, it is up to all of us to preserve this fragile space.”

Jean-François Barrigay, president of the Seine-et-Marne department, added: “We want to defend our ecological heritage. “Insisting on Need”: Retrieval and Accompanying History. Then he announces the upcoming signing of an agreement between the administration, the national gendarmerie and the police to protect sensitive natural areas in 77.

Treasure of greenery

For her part, Deputy Governor of Provence, Laura Raynaud, insisted on environmental issues and on the fact that “nature protects us. Isabel Barigault, MP, like Anne Chin-Larche, Senator, was glad that this place had become a reality. With, for Senator, it is my pleasure Pleasure to see on this day “a region coming together around very beautiful projects. »

It now remains for the public to allocate this sensitive natural space (ENS) and enjoy the undeniable beauty of the Nyborg Valley, a veritable treasure trove of tranquility and greenery in this city of 1,200 inhabitants to be discovered as soon as possible.

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