Rando nature, présentation du monde animal - Victor Morin comportementaliste animalier

Life is all around us.

Education is the key to everything, one of the foundations of life. Education is one of the main fronts in the fight for conservation, animal protection and cohabitation with wildlife.

Today, we all go for walks in the forest. It's hard to get lost: there are paths everywhere. But encounters with animals are rare, and each one quickly makes the headlines on social networks... Or newspapers in the case of predators. And yet, when we venture into a forest, we are entering the territory and daily life of many animals. They are all around us. The signs of their presence are everywhere, but invisible to the untrained eye.

Accompanied by a professional in animal behaviour, the group will venture out into the wild in search of clues to the presence of wildlife. Using these clues, we'll have fun building a story. A story about everyday life in the area: who was there? Where did they go? Why did they come here?
We'll define a starting point and let the clues we come across guide our steps.

You will discover that your peaceful walk is actually the daily home of the animals in the area. They are invisible, but they are there. Earthlings like you, this is where their stories unfold.

Conditions permitting, we'll take the time to settle down and watch the images from the cameras installed by the professional in the area we're visiting.

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