How to protect a natural heritage?
A natural heritage refers to the set of natural elements, such as forests, mountains, rivers, and ecosystems, transmitted from one generation to another, with ecological and cultural value. It reflects the richness of biodiversity and the importance of preserving these resources for future generations.
Why protect a natural heritage?
Protecting a natural heritage is essential to preserve biodiversity, maintain the balance of ecosystems and ensure the sustainability of natural resources for future generations. It also helps preserve landscapes and cultural resources that are important to human societies.
How does Héritage contribute to a greener funeral approach?
Integrating sustainability into legacy design helps preserve natural and cultural resources for future generations, while respecting ecological balance. It also ensures that the practices and values transmitted are compatible with current and future environmental issues.
