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Off-road recreation in the Pilat Regional Natural Park (France). Controversy, conflict and cooperation dynamics of a non-stabilized network

In France, of all leisure activities, the off-road use of motor vehicles appears to be the most problematic in terms of space sharing and environmental impact. Thus, the management of the areas used for this activity is particularly difficult. The present article offers an analysis of the conflict linked to motorized off-road recreation and its management in the Pilat Regional Natural Park (France). What emerges is that the mix of actors involved in the conflict at any one time changes according to the state of the relationship between the members of the Joint Park Management Association and inhabitants of the Park; a relationship that varies between trust and tension.