Insects and other small animals that surround us - Conference

A discovery of local biodiversity

The insects and other small animals that surround us invite you to discover the discreet but essential biodiversity of the town of Lagnes.

Beetles, hoverflies, spiders, bees, bees, praying mantises, and other arthropods all play a fundamental role in the balance of ecosystems. Between meadows, scrublands and agricultural plots, this encounter allows us to observe more closely these small species that contribute to the richness of living beings.

Accessible to the curious by nature, this outing will be an opportunity to learn to better recognize insects and to understand their importance in our daily environment.

Between observation, explanations and outdoor walking, this encounter offers a lively and educational approach to the fascinating world of insects.

On the program of the nature outing

• Discovery of insects and arthropods present in Lagnes
• Observation between meadows, scrublands and agricultural plots
• Learning the different orders of arthropods
• Differentiating a grasshopper from a grasshopper
• Recognizing a day moth and a moth
• Discover species such as hoverflies, bees, praying mantises or ascalaphs

What to bring: clothing suitable for walking, water and a hat.

A great opportunity to take a new look at the nature that surrounds us and on these small animals essential to the balance of natural environments.