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On this site, you were able to discover a large number of natural milieux, protected animals, special habitats and a remarkable heritage.

We are all responsible for nature, which was left to us by our parents and grandparents, and which we in turn will pass on to our own children.

You too can contribute to protecting nature:
• Try to learn more about nature and the way it works: this will help you understand it better and love it more.
• Share your knowledge of nature with your friends and classmates, your family and teachers, so that they in turn become more aware of it and love it too.
• If we all love nature, we shall preserve it, protect it and be proud to show it to our children.

Don't pick anything.	Keep pets on a lead.	Observe the fauna without touching it.

After damage caused by storms, be vigilant in the forest.		Hikers: respect each other.

Preserve ruins and other sites.	Don't throw anything away, take rubbish home.	Stay on the paths and tracks.

Our vehicles shouldn't block access to the forest or cultivated areas - use the designated parking areas.		Stay on the ways open to the public.

Don't bring fire into the forest.	Use paths over 2 metres wide, with double markings.	Respect the facilities and signs.

Only go into the forest an hour after dawn, leaving it an hour before dusk.		Respect all users of nature.
© Patricia Leclerc