2023 / Studies prior to the renewal of the Park charter
The preliminary studies for the charter revision included a final evaluation of the current charter (2011-2026) and an assessment of the territory's evolution. This evaluation provided an opportunity to report to residents, partners, and elected officials who had signed the charter on the progress made by the Park since 2011. This step also allowed for a reflection on the actions undertaken.
The purpose of the territorial assessment was to identify changes in the territory since 2008 (the date of the last assessment) and to update the territory's data. These two steps allowed for a better adaptation of the content of the upcoming charter.
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2024 / consultation & consultation
The year 2024 was dedicated to territorial dialogue and consultation among the various stakeholders. Based on preliminary studies, the Park's elected officials identified 10 major challenges related to the preservation of natural and cultural heritage, economic development, land-use planning, and citizen engagement. Residents, Park partners, and local elected officials were invited to express their expectations and ideas for action on these different themes during meetings specifically designed for each group. The opinions expressed and ideas gathered informed the drafting of the preliminary charter.
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2025 / DRAFTING OF THE PRELIMINARY DRAFT
The first quarter of 2025 was dedicated to drafting the preliminary charter. Building on the lessons learned from the consultation phase, the Park team worked to structure an ambitious yet realistic territorial project for the next fifteen years, consistent with the missions of Regional Natural Parks and local specificities. Based on the concept of "reliance*", the future charter makes connection its guiding principle : connection between people, between people and their environment, between environmental preservation and economic development, and between towns and villages. It is structured around three main objectives: 1) the specific heritage of the territory, 2) the transitions to be undertaken, and 3) the social connection.
*reliance: it is part of a systemic and complex vision of the world, which considers the relationships between individuals, their imaginations, their experiences, their universes of belief and their catchment area. This concept proposed in the human sciences by Marcel Bolle de Bal appeared in 1981, then was taken up by Edgar Morin and more recently put to the test of territorial projects by Martin Vannier. These links between nature and those who inhabit or live in a space, are woven, loosened, can sometimes break only to be better reconnected. But they establish a specific connection to the territory, for example the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park.
2026 / VOTE ON THE PRELIMINARY DRAFT
The elected officials of the Périgord-Limousin Regional Natural Park, meeting as a joint committee, voted on Wednesday, February 11, on the draft charter of the Park. This vote marks a key step in the charter revision process.
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