ANN Missions
Identify and protect natural areas
The National Agency for Nature conservation works to identify, inventory, and improved natural sites with ecological, biological, or landscape interest. This work allows for the classification of these sites as protected areas, based on scientific and regulatory criteria.
Sustainable management of protected areas
ANN ensures coordination, monitoring, and evaluation of actions taken within protected areas at the national level. It supports the management of national parks, nature reserves, hunting reserves, and hunting centers, ensuring coherence of interventions and respect for conservation objectives.
Preserve plant wealth
ANN acts for the conservation, development, and valorization of national flora, with particular attention to threatened, rare, or endangered species. It also works to protect plant species of economic, utilitarian, or scientific interest.
Protect wildlife
The protection of national wildlife constitutes a major axis of ANN's work. The Agency works on the conservation and development of animal species, especially those threatened or of particular interest.
Share knowledge
ANN develops and promotes scientific knowledge on biodiversity through studies, experimental work, and partnerships with national and international research structures.
Raise awareness and cooperate
ANN conducts awareness and outreach actions to strengthen citizens' environmental consciousness. It publishes materials, animates associative initiatives, and organizes or participates in scientific and cultural events.