This summer, the Museum and the City of Le Havre's Environment Department are offering nature outings to help you learn more about the biodiversity that surrounds us and take part in participatory science programs. Most of the time, they go unnoticed, yet they are the most numerous and varied animals on Earth. Insects form the small fauna that surrounds us and play a fundamental role in biodiversity.
Colors, shapes, wings, songs? With our guides, try to spot them and observe them closely to discover their secrets! By recognizing the main pollinators in our regions and making your own observations, get involved in participatory science and contribute with us to the Garden Biodiversity Observatory!
Can you recognize them? Meet us at the entrance to the Parc des falaises (Dollemard) to find out!
This event is organized by the City of Le Havre?s Environment Department and the Natural History Museum. No equipment is required, apart from weather-appropriate clothing.
Ages 7 and up - Duration: 1h30.
Reservations required.
Colors, shapes, wings, songs? With our guides, try to spot them and observe them closely to discover their secrets! By recognizing the main pollinators in our regions and making your own observations, get involved in participatory science and contribute with us to the Garden Biodiversity Observatory!
Can you recognize them? Meet us at the entrance to the Parc des falaises (Dollemard) to find out!
This event is organized by the City of Le Havre?s Environment Department and the Natural History Museum. No equipment is required, apart from weather-appropriate clothing.
Ages 7 and up - Duration: 1h30.
Reservations required.
