Saturday 16 September 2023, 14:30Passed

Conditions

Provide walking shoes or boots and clothing adapted to the weather. Information and registration required before September 15 at noon.

Registration

06 15 77 44 35

September 2023

Saturday 16

14:30 - 17:00

Vallée des Solvins

Vallée des Solvins 45300 Estouy

Loiret
Centre-Val de Loire

Discovery of the Solvins Marsh

Name: Discovery of the Solvins Marsh
Start: 2023-09-16T14:30:00+02:00
End: 2023-09-16T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Vallée des Solvins

Come and discover the Solvins Valleys. This haven of biodiversity is now preserved by the Conservatory of Natural Spaces, which invites you to dive into the heart of this wetland on the verge of...

Saturday 16 September 2023, 14:30Passed

Conditions

Provide walking shoes or boots and clothing adapted to the weather. Information and registration required before September 15 at noon.

Registration

06 15 77 44 35

Discover the Solvins Valleys. This haven of biodiversity is now preserved by the Conservatory of Natural Spaces, which invites you to dive in the heart of this wetland to meet the dragonflies, ferns and centenary trees that inhabit it.
Place of appointment communicated during registration (Dadonville).

Types d'événement

Visite commentée / Conférence

Thèmes 2023

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Conditions de participation

Gratuit, Sur inscription

Type de public

Tout public

About the location

Vallée des Solvins

Vallée des Solvins 45300 Estouy

Loiret
Centre-Val de Loire

The bed of the Egg, in the Pithiverais, was strongly modified since the 19th century by the implantation of several mills. The Solvins Valleys have kept the traces of these past modifications. The presence of the Noue de Solvins, a resurgence of the Beauce aquifer, irrigates these lands all year round. Despite a poplar plantation as early as the 19th century, agricultural depravity and the 1999 storm created major gaps and the development of natural alluvial afforestation.
It is in this valley of nearly 25 hectares that more than 200 species of vascular plants, including the white violet and fern Scolopendre, are developing today.