This week

Sallanches is home to a rich and original ecosystem: the Lac des Ilettes.
From dragonflies to reed beds, tadpoles to larvae, willows to sea buckthorn, this small, accessible
accessible, this little corner of nature is full of surprises.

Sallanches is home to a rich and original ecosystem: the Lac des Ilettes.
From dragonflies to reed beds, tadpoles to larvae, willows to sea buckthorn, this small, accessible
accessible, this little corner of nature is full of surprises.
The educational approach of this workshop is playful and sensory.

Activity description:
Like adventurers on the lake, students explore a new environment through
stories, findings, games and fishing.
Observe the fish habitat, understand the essential role of the reedbed
reed beds and the treasures they hide. If we're lucky, we'll find
protected animals such as beavers and amphibians.
Depending on the season, we'll grab the dip nets, put our boots in the water
and get closer to the shores of the lake, with its insects, larvae and
other curiosities. And let's not forget the characteristic trees that will
some magic tricks...
The itinerary and course of the activity will be adapted to suit the
level.

Learning objectives :
- Observe and discover the richness and diversity of a natural environment.
- Learn to use a determination key.
- Understand that species are linked to their environment.
- Explore the notion of fragility and preservation of environments.