Let's protect biodiversity together!

Contribute to one of our biodiversity conservation projects to help us restore and maintain vital natural habitats.

Our biodiversity projects

Re-establishment of two forest lakes

Re-establishment of two forest lakes

Help us restore 2 ponds in the Pézarches forest (near Paris) to support and enrich biodiversity. Ponds are important for a wide range of species that need them for drinking, bathing, breeding and eating (birds, rodents, etc.).
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Biodiversity preservation

Biodiversity preservation

We will restore two forest ponds, plant 200 trees that are of native species, and mark and select special trees and dead trees to be preserved to promote biodiversity in the Champeau-en-Morvan forest. The project is based on a study and regular monitoring in collaboration with the French nature association CPIE Pays de Bourgogne.
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Plant honey hedges

Plant honey hedges

100% of project financed!
Contribute to the creation of natural and varied habitats for bees and other pollinators by participating in the planting of a 285m long honey hedge with Hazels, Maples, Arbutus, Cherry, and Mountain Ash.
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Build a herpetofauna habitat

Build a herpetofauna habitat

100% of project financed!
Help increase the natural habitats for herpetofauna by supporting hibernacula projects for reptiles and amphibians. Located on the edge of the forest, these underground and biodiverse micro-habitats will also provide hiding places for small fauna to reproduce and thermoregulate.
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Ploërdut wetland restoration

Ploërdut wetland restoration

The site in question is 2.1 hectare of land in the heart of Brittany in the town of Ploërdut. It’s found in a diverse, hilly landscape that alternates with forests, prairies, pastures, and croplands, interspersed with valleys and different bodies of water. The site is bordered on the east by an inlet stream, tributary to the Scorff River.
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Untouched forest

Untouched forest

Part of our forest at Monceaux-sur-Dordogne (Corrèze) is to be left untouched in order to transform it into a biodiversity area.
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Why we need to protect and conserve forest biodiversity

Support all life on Earth

Forests are home to a multitude of our planet's incredible plant and animal life. In fact, 80% of the Earth's terrestrial biodiversity is found in forests.

Adapt to climate change

Healthy ecosystems are less exposed to the danger of natural hazards and better prepared for the impact of extreme weather events.

Protect plants and animals

More than 1 million animal and plant species are in danger of extinction. By protecting their habitats, we help them survive.

How does it work?

Your contribution goes directly towards the biodiversity project you choose to support.

Our experts manage and measure the project, which is at the heart of the forest ecosystem.

We send you an annual activity report to share progress based on established biodiversity indices.

We take a long-term approach and continue to work and report on the project for a minimum of 20 years.

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Louise, our in-house biodiversity expert

Louise, our in-house biodiversity expert

"We can't be satisfied by only planting trees. We need to focus on the long term: encourage biodiversity in the same way we encourage tree growth. By following up on our work, we can do more to improve what's already been done. There's no one special way of doing it, each case is particular."
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Learn more in this video
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