Mornac-sur-Seudre in Charente
Nestled within the expansive estuary of the Seudre River, Mornac-sur-Seudre, once a bustling fishing and trading port, is one of the most beautiful villages in France
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Poitevin Marsh, the Green Venice
Poitevin Marsh, the second largest wetland in France, is known as Green Venice, a lush green marsh you discover by punts that gently glide on man-made waterways nestled under the tree canopies
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Marais Breton-Vendéen – Baie de Bourgneuf
The Marais Breton-Vendéen, a coastal natural wetland listed under Natura 2000 and Ramsar, was Europe’s largest salt producer during the Middle Ages
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Ecomuseum Marais Vendéen, Le Daviaud
Ecomuseum Marais Vendéen – Le Daviaud, a vast natural zone turned into an open-air museum to showcase the marsh of Vendée’s natural and historical heritage
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Baie de Somme – Picardie Region
The Baie de Somme, an exceptional natural reserve and Grand Site de France located in western France, and ranked among the most beautiful bays in the world
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Baie d’Audierne – Finistère department
Baie d’Audierne, a protected natural expanse situated south of the Pointe du Raz in the Finistère, designated a European Site of Interest and part of Natura 2000 network
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Quai Branly Museum Vertical Garden
The Quai Branly Museum Vertical Garden, a natural ecosystem, a refuge for biodiversity and an important element of urban ecology, in the heart of Paris
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Arbre Bleu – Street Art – Rue Descartes
Arbre Bleu – Blue Tree, a superb mural created for the Murs de l’An 2000, an artistic program initiated by the City of Paris to celebrate the 3rd Millennium
