Designed as an open day for everyone, the event offers a dense, varied, and accessible program. From 10 am, a conference dedicated to hedgerows and pollinators will set the tone, highlighting the fragile balances that shape our immediate environment. The afternoon will begin with a botanical walk, an invitation to look at everyday landscapes in a different way, before giving way to a series of participatory workshops combining artistic creations and ecological initiatives. The aim is to raise awareness among young and old Urtois, never losing sight of the pleasure of being together and learning by sharing.
A moment of encounter
Throughout the day, the public will also be able to learn about sowing, cuttings, and grafting, all simple and concrete skills. A sequence dedicated to the Asian hornet and control methods, such as traps, will complement these times of exchange, with the ambition of encouraging useful gestures in favor of biodiversity and bee preservation.
Beyond the activities, this festival is established as a real meeting moment between residents, associations, and local stakeholders. In a warm and intergenerational atmosphere, everyone is invited to discover, experience, and dialogue.
