Friday, October 6 in Saumur. Offer to discover delicate natural space

Angevin’s company Spectabilis has created a show that combines theatre, music and singing to discover what sensitive natural space (ENS) is. It is designed to serve as a funny and sensitive introduction, appetizer or introduction, before entering more technically into the ENS. It’s enough to make you want to move forward to learn more about all aspects of ENS. “For us, it is about finding integration with other types of interventions that are usual in this type of space, whether scientific, technical, mathematical or natural…” explains Philippe Piau, co-founder of Spectabilis. “We want to make you want to know more, and go into more detail about the sensitive natural space in question. While telling one or more stories, it is about telling what ENS is, and why species are protected there. Beyond the concrete reality of these spaces, what do we mean by space “Natural and delicate?” MeIt should be noted that this hike was developed in cooperation with the Loire-AnjouTouraine Regional Natural Park.

summary: So what is this unusual species that lives in this delicate natural space? Is an endangered or endangered species? Omar, a new YouTuber, takes the audience on a hilarious odyssey in search of… a both humorous and musical way to question our relationship with natural spaces. What is hidden in these very special places? Just little birds and flowers? “Makes you want to know more.”

What is a sensitive natural area?

It is a natural site of great natural, geological or environmental importance and the administration follows a policy of preserving and enhancing it. According to criteria linked to biodiversity and its vulnerability (urban pressure, insufficient human activities, disappearance of agricultural activities), 89 sensitive natural areas have been identified in Maine and Loire. It represents a remarkable heritage with a total area of ​​72,300 hectares. Among the emblematic ENS, the Loire Valley and the lower Angevin valleys are the subject of special interest and reflection. See ENS quota locations in Maine and Loire.

Practical information: Natural Space Odyssey Friday, October 6, 2023 at 6:30 pm Free. The meeting at Rives du Thouet Stadium, 49400 Saumur: https://goo.gl/maps/SWUH67qDpv7DmUyc8. Outdoor presentation: Bring clothing appropriate for the day’s weather. Show duration: one hour. Reservations are recommended (places are limited) by phone at 02 41 40 45 78 or by email [email protected].