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The Green and Blue Trame is a network of terrestrial and aquatic ecological continuity identified by the regional schemes of ecological coherence as well as by the planning documents of the State, local and regional authorities and their groupings. The Green and Blue Trame contributes to the improvement of the conservation status of natural habitats and species and to the good ecological status of water bodies. It applies to the whole national territory with the exception of the marine environment. Ecological corridors ensure connections between biodiversity reservoirs, providing species with favourable conditions for their displacement and completion of their life cycle. Ecological corridors can be linear, discontinuous or landscaped. Ecological corridors include natural or semi-natural areas as well as linear or point plant formations that connect biodiversity reservoirs, and permanent vegetation cover along the rivers mentioned in I of Article L. 211-14 of the Environmental Code (Article L. 371-1 II and R. 371-19 III of the Environmental Code). The Green and Blue Trame is a network of terrestrial and aquatic ecological continuity identified by the regional schemes of ecological coherence as well as by the planning documents of the State, local and regional authorities and their groupings. The Green and Blue Trame contributes to the improvement of the conservation status of natural habitats and species and to the good ecological status of water bodies. It applies to the whole national territory with the exception of the marine environment. Ecological corridors ensure connections between biodiversity reservoirs, providing species with favourable conditions for their displacement and completion of their life cycle. Ecological corridors can be linear, discontinuous or landscaped. Ecological corridors include natural or semi-natural areas as well as linear or point plant formations that connect biodiversity reservoirs, and permanent vegetation cover along the rivers mentioned in I of Article L. 211-14 of the Environmental Code (Article L. 371-1 II and R. 371-19 III of the Environmental Code).