The Thiercelieux association will be offering a selection of board games and wooden games on the theme of biodiversity and protecting nature in the Aups municipal park.
Free of charge.
Fiche modifiée le 23/04/2025 par Office de Tourisme Intercommunal Lacs et Gorges du Verdon.
Mercredi 21 mai 2025 de 14h à 18h.
Wearing headphones, a mobile phone or an MP3 player, let your ears guide you on a stroll through testimonies and collected sounds about the links that local people have with water, the Verdon river and its tributaries.
The trail that you will follow in the company of Toine will take you around the village in a natural and preserved environment. Each of the 19 stops will be a key opening one of the doors of the Verdon.
The Ligue de Protection des Oiseaux du Verdon (Verdon Bird Protection League) invites you to discover the flora and fauna of the Espace Naturel Sensible de Saint-Pierre.
This naturalist outing puts our local biodiversity in the spotlight: Villecroze celebrates the birds that nest in the village, the trees that shade its walls, the wild butterflies that feed on its flowers and the river that bathes it.
Let yourself be inspired by the wild beauty of Bauduen's landscapes during an artistic walk open to all. Along the way, take the time to observe, feel and put your impressions on paper.
The Verdon Regional Nature Park is home to an extremely rich, but also fragile, natural heritage: a concentration of biodiversity in an area of less than 2000 km²!
After exploring the flora and fauna of the Espace Naturel Sensible de Saint-Pierre au Bourguet, stay a while to share a convivial picnic in the heart of nature.
5 days of free events to enable everyone to experience nature... Everywhere in the region, enjoy free events, outings, conferences, exhibitions, talks in the countryside, colourful walks, games...
Have you ever heard of riparian flora? If not, this is the perfect opportunity to find out! Come and explore the flora and fauna along the river, in the heart of the Artuby pre-Alps.
A conference on the night-time pollution of our skies by the lighting in our towns and villages, its impact on biodiversity and the action that can be taken.
In the troglodytic caves of Villecroze, bats come to hibernate from September onwards. Through this exhibition in the heart of the tufa cliffs, you can discover the life of the Little Rhinolophus
Accompanied by Cristelle, discover the insects that inhabit these environments. She'll teach you how to recognise them, introduce you to her insect hotel, and offer you a creative land art activity with a direct link to nature.
The botanical trail takes you on an immersive walk down to the banks of the Jabron, where the riparian forest reveals an astonishing biodiversity adapted to life on the water's edge.
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