preservation of wildlife in built-up areas and nocturnal wildlife through support for the creation of wildlife habitats, assessments, training, and public outreach activities.

Our organization is committed to helping communities welcome nocturnal wildlife and promoting peaceful coexistence between people and these animals within their homes.

We implement concrete initiatives aimed at raising public awareness about the importance of preserving nocturnal biodiversity and promoting environmentally friendly practices. Through our expertise and dedication, we strive to create a balance between humans and nature, enabling everyone to live in harmony.

OUR INITIATIVES

ASSISTANCE WITH BUILDING DESIGN

We support and advise you on all your initiatives to improve living and hunting environments, with the goal of making your buildings and outdoor spaces more welcoming to wildlife.

The Cawa association has installed artificial habitats under the roofs and in the attics of municipal buildings. It also actively proposes various development projects designed to make these spaces more welcoming to wildlife.

Wildlife Inventory and Research

By mapping the habitats they use, we record their numbers, habits, and roosting sites to assess the area and better understand their local activity and diversity.

Throughout the year, our staff and volunteer members survey and inventory structures, cavities, and trees suitable for bats.

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Fear of nocturnal animals often stems from a lack of understanding of their behaviors and life cycles... Our facilitators organize "Bat Nights" and other activities for all ages to raise awareness about their biology.

App - Local Authorities

The association has developed an app that allows local elected officials and technicians to access all observations made in the area by logging into an account. It is a valuable decision-making tool for local governments.

Awareness-raising tools

Fun and educational awareness-raising tools are created by our game enthusiasts and tested during public events or as part of projects with local communities. Our facilitators organize Bat Nights and other events for all ages to raise awareness about bat biology.