Activities designed to help students understand topics related to environmental biology or chemistry

Raising Awareness About the Environment and the Life
Sciences; Contributing to Environmental Protection

INITIATIVES FOR NATURE IN THE CITY WITH RESIDENTS
Together with the Dire association, neighborhood residents are (re)discovering nature and taking concrete action to support biodiversity, right at the foot of their apartment buildings: planting wildflower meadows, observing and protecting insects and wildflowers, collecting seeds, and more.
These activities lead to friendly gatherings that foster social connections.

SCHOOL AND AFTER-SCHOOL
PROGRAMS We work with young people on one-time educational activities or longer-term projects. The topics are varied: ecology, water, gardening, food, and more...

We begin by immersing students in the natural environment to spark their curiosity. Then, in the classroom, we explore the connections between living things and try to understand why the nature around us is essential to us. Through these activities, children develop “eco-citizen habits.”

HIGH SCHOOL
PROGRAMS: SCIENCE WORKSHOPS

The association has developed a range of activities designed to explore topics related to environmental biology and chemistry: plant-based dyes and paints, various uses of wild plants, observation of the animal world, soil, and plant properties, etc.

High School Program: “Business and Sustainable Development”

Workshop and exhibition on plankton

Urban wasteland as a tool for environmental education; biodiversity workshops.

“A Nature Reserve on Your Balcony,” installation and workshops

WORKSHOPS AND ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES

The association supports and advises educational institutions, as well as recreational organizations for people of all ages—including neighborhood committees, associations, and community centers—and businesses on raising awareness and taking action related to environmental protection.