This course offers an immersive exploration of Brittany’s Gulf of Morbihan, a region renowned for its ecological diversity and natural beauty. This course offers the chance to explore coastal marshes, woodlands, and marine habitats, learning about the rich ecosystems that thrive here, including migratory waterfowl, raptors, and unique local species. Through guided excursions and hands-on workshops, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the region’s ecological significance and the conservation efforts underway to protect its fragile environments.

Beyond the natural wonders, delve into the cultural history of Brittany and how it intersects with local conservation practices. Engage with local conservationists, marine biologists, and ornithologists, who will share their expertise on the challenges facing the region’s wildlife and ongoing preservation projects. Explore the breathtaking landscapes, from the rugged Atlantic coastlines to the stunning 50,000 hectare marsh of La Brière, to the salt flats where the workers still use Roman methods for farming salt. Whether you’re passionate about ecology or simply curious about environmental conservation, this course promises to deepen your appreciation for Brittany’s natural heritage and the efforts to safeguard its future.