After the government abandoned plans for a new airport, police began clearing occupied areas at Notre-Dame-des-Landes. The ZAD had grown from opposition to the airport into a broad experiment in collective land use, farming, housing and ecological politics. Authorities described the operation as restoring legality; residents and supporters argued that the eviction threatened a living community and a form of common stewardship. This entry records a conflict over land, infrastructure and the right to shape rural futures, not just a law-and-order operation.
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What was the Notre-Dame-des-Landes ZAD primarily associated with?
The occupation grew from anti-airport resistance and included collective farms and living spaces.
The Notre-Dame-des-Landes ZAD was only a campaign against airport construction and had no collective living projects
The ZAD also developed collective farming, housing and ecological practices.