Reconnect with Nature Through Sensory Exploration

Engage your senses and deepen your understanding of the environment with immersive sensory games set in natural surroundings.These activities are designed to foster emotional connections with nature, dispel fears, and promote joyful discovery. This approach aligns with growing research highlighting the importance of sensory experiences in early childhood advancement. For example, a 2023 study published in the journal of Environmental Psychology found that children who regularly engage in sensory-rich outdoor activities demonstrate increased environmental awareness and empathy.

Upcycle and Dye: Sustainable Fashion with Food Waste

Transform your wardrobe with a vegetable dyeing workshop led by Anaïs and Cécile of “the colored seeds.” Learn how to give new life to old clothes or personalize a cotton T-shirt using DIY dyeing techniques. Discover the eco-friendly potential of food waste as a source of vibrant, natural dyes. This workshop promotes sustainability and creativity, reflecting a growing trend towards eco-duty in fashion. According to a 2024 report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, textile production accounts for 10% of global carbon emissions, making sustainable practices like vegetable dyeing increasingly crucial.

Most vegetable dyes can be simply done from your food waste.

Anaïs and Cécile of “the colored seeds”

Unlocking the Secrets of Coastal Algae: A Culinary Herbalist’s Workshop

Join naturopath Sandra Gressier for an enlightening workshop focused on the diverse algae found along our coasts. Discover their nutritional benefits and learn how to incorporate them into your culinary creations. This workshop combines theoretical knowledge with practical application, all delivered with a dose of good humor. The rising popularity of seaweed as a superfood reflects a growing awareness of its health benefits. A 2022 study in Marine Drugs highlighted the potential of algae as a source of antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals.

Fête de la Nature: Seed Exchange and Gardening Wisdom

Celebrate the Fête de la Nature with a seed exchange event, were you can swap seeds, plants, and sowing tips with fellow gardening enthusiasts. This free event, open to all ages, fosters community and promotes sustainable gardening practices. Seed exchanges are vital for preserving biodiversity and promoting local food systems. Organizations like Seed Savers Exchange actively encourage seed saving and sharing to protect heirloom varieties and ensure food security.

Event Details: 9:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m. / all audiences / media library / free access

The Eglantine Vegetable Garden: A Theatrical Exploration of Sharing

Experience the enchanting tale of Eglantine and her beloved vegetable garden, where hungry creatures have devoured her precious plants. This performance, led by Céline Gumuchian, explores themes of sharing and coexistence in the garden. How can we share the same vegetable garden? This theatrical event is perfect for young and old, offering a fun and engaging way to learn about nature and community.