Integrated priority map for enhancement of natural development and connection

Integrated priority map for the enhancement of ‘nature development and connection’ is made up of a single criterion map and coincides with that of natural derailment. Hardened areas located within a nature and habitat protection area are given a maximum score (5) for this clearing priority. Hardening has a major impact on the state of the natural landscape: reduce green blue areas and fragment the habitats of species. This integrated map on nature development and connection contributes to the layout of the final chance map for the enhancement of hair (https://www.vlaanderen.be/datavindplaats/catalogus/kansenkaart-onthardingswinst). In order to reduce the degree of hardening efficiently and effectively, it is important to have an overview of those sites that are most likely to cause soil clearance. Thus, in order to identify where depilation is most likely to be the most promising, the card was developed in order to improve the chances of weathering (and balancing framework). The Integrated Cleaning Priority Maps – including this Nature Development and Connectivity Map – show per parameter whether a paved site has a large or small impact on the environment and thus has a high or small priority for clearance. You can find more information on the creation of all priority and opportunity maps and the final combination up to the final change-finding card in the final report of the study commissioned by the Department of Environment: https://researchportal.be/nl/publicatie/onthardingswinst-afwegingskader-en-kansenkaart-deel-1