The aim is to open to the public in summer 2019 an arboretum of remarkable species, a vineyard (run by a local association) and a fitness trail. The area accessible to the public will also be equipped with a PRM pathway. The land is located to the north of the commune, adjacent to the future Chanteloup eco-district.
Photo credit: Gil Fornet
As the first point of contact on ECT sites, the receiving agent plays a key role in controlling the traceability of inert soils and onsite safety requirements. Since 2016, Cynthia
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Landify US, ECT’s American subsidiary, continues to expand. Four new sites are now open to recycle excavated soil from Californian construction sites, as part of a circular economy approach serving
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ECT has confirmed its membership of the Réseau Haies de France and its regional branch, Haies Haut-de-France. This network brings together all those involved in the preservation, protection, planting and
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