Discover the ecosystems of our mountains

Step into the heart of the mountain's natural habitats and discover the hidden richness of Alpine biodiversity. On this relaxed, accessible walk, we'll take the time to observe, understand and interpret the landscapes around us. Forests, high pastures, wetlands, cliffs and mountain torrents: each habitat is home to remarkable wildlife and plants, adapted to conditions that can be extreme. This outing is a chance to better understand how species are connected to one another and to their environment. We'll also look at current issues such as climate change, tourist numbers and the protection of these fragile spaces. Through observation, naturalist anecdotes and conversation, young and old alike will come away with a fresh perspective on the mountains and the creatures that live there. What's on the programme: - Reading the landscape and discovering the different natural habitats. - Observing plants and the ways they adapt. - Looking for signs of wildlife. - Understanding how Alpine ecosystems work. - Raising awareness of the need to protect biodiversity. An ideal outing for nature lovers, families and anyone who wants to understand the mountains better while enjoying a special time outdoors.