Ecological surveys
Annecy, AURA

Ecological and biodiversity surveys in Annecy: four-season fauna and flora surveys, VNEI, CNPN application, Natura 2000 impact assessment and the mitigation hierarchy (Avoid-Reduce-Offset, "ERC").

Updated 16 July 2026

Annecy · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

Ecological surveys in Annecy.

In Annecy, the ecological stakes are dominated by the lake and its associated habitats — reed beds, shoreline wetlands and catchment — whose preservation receives constant attention from the authorities reviewing applications and conditions the acceptability of lakeside projects. The surrounding massifs, including the Bauges, add mountain-habitat and altitudinal-corridor stakes. Land pressure makes avoidance difficult and offsetting costly, which argues for a very early diagnosis. Our ecologists carry out four-season surveys, the ecological chapter of the impact assessment and the protected-species derogation application.

In Annecy, the wealth of natural habitats (Natura 2000 sites, ZNIEFF, protected species) makes ecological survey work a structuring prerequisite for development. Four-season surveys, VNEI, CNPN application and the mitigation hierarchy secure environmental authorisation and planning permission.

Our services

Ecological surveys in Annecy: what we do.

Four-season fauna and flora surveys

Ecological chapter of the impact assessment (VNEI)

Protected-species derogation application (CNPN)

Natura 2000 impact assessment

Mitigation hierarchy (Avoid-Reduce-Offset) and offset measures

Coverage area

Ecological surveys in Annecy and the surrounding area.

Our teams travel from Aix-en-Provence to Annecy and the neighbouring municipalities of the 74 department.

Annecy
Épagny Metz-Tessy
Argonay
Poisy
Sevrier
Veyrier-du-Lac
Rumilly

FAQ

FAQ, ecological surveys in Annecy

The area around Annecy concentrates high biodiversity stakes (Natura 2000 sites, ZNIEFF, protected species and habitats). As soon as a project is likely to affect natural habitats, an ecological survey conditions the environmental authorisation, the impact assessment and the planning permission: fauna and flora surveys over a full biological cycle, impact assessment and the Avoid-Reduce-Offset mitigation hierarchy.
Yes: fauna and flora surveys across the four seasons, ecological chapter of the impact assessment (VNEI), Natura 2000 impact assessment, and protected-species derogation application (CNPN) with the definition and monitoring of ERC measures. Our ecologists work in Annecy and its area to secure the project's regulatory timetable.

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