Traduction de «Paysage de culture » (Français → Anglais) :

cultivated landscape | cultural landscape | man-made environment | man-made landscape

landscape art [ art of garden and landscape ]

edible landscape | foodscape

landscape architecture [ landscape architectural design | landscape design ]

countryside conservation [ countryside preservation | protection of beauty spots | protection of the landscape ]

Business, Education and the Community Conference Corporate Social Responsibility: Changing the Landscape (1998) [ Corporate Social Responsibility: Changing the Landscape ]

Through the enabling support of the RDP, there is scope for business entrepreneurs to attract inward investment, to develop and market added-value products, such as food, drink, landscape and historical heritage, cultural and health and recreational activities, while ensuring continuity of rural craft and environmental skills.

To take into account the specific environmental situation of certain very sensitive pasture areas in the Azores and the preservation of the landscape, the biodiversity and the traditional features of agricultural land, in particular the areas of terrace cultivation in Madeira and the Canary Islands, as well as the conservation of stone walls in the outermost regions, provision should be made for the possibility, in the case of certain specific measures, of increasing those amounts up to twofold.

Cultivation may however require more flexibility in certain instances as it is an issue with strong national, regional and local dimensions, given its link to land use, to local agricultural structures and to the protection or maintenance of habitats, ecosystems and landscapes.

5. Is convinced that the EU budget should support the provision of public goods that are unlikely to be sufficiently delivered by the market; environmental public goods include the preservation of biodiversity and ecosystems, wilderness, climate stability and carbon absorption capacity, water provision and quality, air and soil quality, resilience to fire and floods, as well as the maintenance of valued cultural and historic landscapes; believes, therefore, that the Common Agricultural Policy should reward farmers and land managers for the delivery of public goods, such as an attractive countryside rich in biodiversity, and that the St ...[+++]ructural and Cohesion Funds should foster ecological sustainable development and the transition to a low energy-consumption and resource-efficient society;