Natural, agricultural, and forested spaces are key elements for territories and fulfill numerous economic, social, and environmental functions.

Excellent levers for territorial resilience against climate change, they serve as ecological corridors within the green and blue infrastructure and constitute important refuges for biodiversity. These spaces provide numerous ecosystem services and represent a significant carbon sink.

However, in the context of increasing urbanization, pressure on Natural, agricultural, and forested spaces intensifies while the challenge of preserving these spaces is crucial: ensuring the sustainable development of agriculture, forestry, and territories. Thus, within the framework of new regulations on land sealing, changes in land use at the expense of natural, agricultural, or forested spaces must be monitored on a large scale and limited as much as possible.