Beekeeping discovery workshop

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of bees.

Every day at 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m., join a fun and educational workshop to learn all about the essential role bees play in our ecosystem. Led by a passionate guide, discover how a beehive is organized, what bees do, and how honey is made.

Included:
• A tasting of different honeys
• Jacquotte’s Workbook: an educational booklet to help you understand everything about the life of bees

Many insects inhabit the alpine pastures. They play a role in all natural ecosystems. Preserving their biodiversity is a critical challenge. They can be found in the soil, on plants, in the air, and in the water.

MAIN GROUPS OF OBSERVABLE INSECTS
– their distribution and seasonality,
– various iconic species
– their characteristics

FIELD OBSERVATION:
– knowing what we can and want to observe: species that may be seen during the field trip planned as part of the workshop.

Familiarize yourself with the appearance of the insects you expect to see, as well as their lifestyle (feeding habits, times and places they emerge, habitat, etc.)

CREATIVE WORKSHOP:
– creating an “insect” using clay and natural materials (plants, bark, etc.) that the child can take home

First indoors and then outdoors, this approach will allow you to view the nature around you in a new light and understand what biodiversity is

One price: 10 €.

Pet allowed

Pet not allowed