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  Opération Grand Site Baie du Mont-Saint-Michel (OGS)
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    Photo : © Cécile. LEFEUVRE

 Sight on Sélune and the herbus

The organizations in charge of implementing this OGS are the Syndicat Mixte “Espaces Littoraux de la Manche” (“Coastal Areas of la Manche” mixed association) (Sy.M.E.L.) and the Syndicat Intercommunal à Vocation Unique (intermunicipal single vocation association) of the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel in Ille-et-Vilaine.

The OGS is financed by the State, the European Union, the Regional Councils of Brittany and Lower-Normandy, the Départements of Ille-et-Vilaine and of La Manche.

 
TO KNOW SOME MORE
Operation Great Site Bay of the Mount-Saint-Michel
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The neswletter
The newsletter n° 7
The newsletter n° 8
        . Edito
        . Days of bay
        . A management in full dialogue
        . RCM & OGS
The newsletter n° 9
The newsletter n° 10
Great Sites of France
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L’OPÉRAtion grand site

An OGS is an original pragmatic project that the Minister for Ecology and Long-Term Development has suggested in response to the problem of the deterioration of an important national site. It involves restoring and increasing the standing of a site, which due to its fame has been damaged by too many tourists visiting it.

REHABILITATION AND PROTECTION

In order to protect and increase the standing of the unique heritage site of the bay of Mont-Saint-Michel, the French Government decided in March 1995 to support the RCM project with an Important Site Campaign.

The main lines of intervention are the following : 
  • To take action to preserve the protected sites on a long-term basis
  • To improve the coastal town landscaping
  • To encourage the exploration of this heritage
  • To promote joint development in the tourist industry.

The Important Site Campaign concerns the whole Bay, and as much the Breton side as the Norman.




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