Nature et Paysages en Sud Morvan

Nature et Paysages en Sud Morvan (NPSM) is a local association focused on protecting the landscapes, wildlife and quality of life of the South Morvan region in France. Its work centres on raising awareness of proposed wind-energy developments and their potential effects on the area’s natural heritage and communities. The association shares information about projects, planning decisions, public consultation and local opposition, with particular attention to proposals around Marly-sous-Issy and nearby villages.

NPSM also documents biodiversity in the region. Its website brings together studies and reports on the post-breeding migration of red kites, observations of bats and other threatened species, and the possible implications of wind projects for migratory birds. Visitors can explore photographs, films, press coverage, letters to public officials, guides and arguments concerning wind energy, property, costs and decommissioning. The association also promotes public engagement through information initiatives and community gatherings, including its “Incroyable Pique-Nique.” Overall, NPSM acts as an information and advocacy resource for people concerned about preserving South Morvan’s landscapes and wildlife.