Exhibition - Who Lives There? The Beech, a Tree-Habitat

Description

Have you ever sat at the foot of a tree to observe the life it harbors? When you engage in this activity, a whole world reveals itself to you, filled with small creatures and the rustling of leaves. From its roots to its crown, a beech can indeed host several hundred different species on its own! It is a true building and a valuable pantry for forest animals. Dive underground, listen to the birds' songs, and experience life as a squirrel: these are just some of the experiences to be had in this playful and interactive exhibition. In light of the climate and biodiversity crises, trees have an important role to play. Come learn more and get involved for nature with the concrete action steps proposed! Opening on Friday, March 27 at 5 PM.

Highlights

• Interactive exhibition about the beech tree
• Opening on March 27 at 5 PM
• Explore the biodiversity of tree habitats

General Information

The exhibition 'Who Lives There? The Beech, a Tree-Habitat' invites visitors to discover the diverse life supported by beech trees. Located at the Centre Pro Natura de Champ-Pittet in Cheseaux-Noréaz, it emphasizes the importance of trees in addressing climate and biodiversity issues.

Location

Chemin de la Grande Cariçaie 1, 1400 Cheseaux-Noréaz, Schweiz

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