On July 28, 2009, Francois Fillon has come in Haute-Marne to announce the creation of the national park of the deciduous forest. Indeed, this department has been waiting a long time this founding act. The Prime Minister has officially announced the choice of Southwest and Châtillonnais Marne to receive the 11th french national park on the hardwood forest. It was decided at the discussions around the Grenelle Environment Forum, to complement the existing network of national parks on three new parks to meet the protection of three key ecosystems and poorly represented within existing national parks.
National parks are areas largely exceptional, because there is a combination of geology, climate, biodiversity, ecosystem dynamics, human activities and landscapes, or between nature and culture.
Readers are interested in national parks are invited to consult the work of Bernard de Planta, Arc-en-Barrois, a flush exception of the Princes of Orleans to the 1970 .
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