Vosges nature outings promote biodiversity discovery

The Conservatoire d’espaces naturels de Lorraine is hosting a series of nature outings throughout the Vosges region to promote the discovery of local biodiversity. Running from spring through autumn, these guided sessions aim to help the public understand fragile ecosystems, including peatlands, wetlands, alluvial meadows, and forests.

Scheduled activities include a session in Gerbépal on September 13 focused on peatland preservation, and various outings in late September and early October in locations such as Attignéville, Rochesson, and Bazoilles-sur-Meuse. These events allow participants to observe local flora and fauna alongside naturalists to better comprehend the functioning of these diverse landscapes.