Natura 2000: what it means for a property
Natura 2000 is a European network of protected areas for conserving habitats and species. Inclusion does not mean an absolute ban, but it sets conditions on permitted uses and interventions.
What it entails
For some works inside a Natura site an appropriate assessment or special environmental permitting may be required. Permitted uses depend on the area's management plan in force.
What to check
Confirm whether the parcel lies within a Natura zone and which protection regime applies. For investment or building plans, seek an early opinion from the competent environmental authority.
Where to see it
On kaek.app, an indication of overlap with the Natura 2000 network is shown where data exists.
Frequently asked questions
Is building banned in a Natura area?
Not automatically. Conditions apply; some works may require an appropriate assessment.
What is an appropriate assessment?
A procedure that evaluates a project's impact on the protected area.
How do I know if the property is in Natura?
The kaek.app map shows an overlap indication where data exists.