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Discovery walks of Blois-Agglopolys’ landscapes

Discovery walks of Blois-Agglopolys’ landscapes

Published on 02 July 2014 - Updated 11 July 2014
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From July to September, to mark the finalisation of its landscaping strategy, Agglopolys is holding a series of discovery walks designed to help inhabitants make sense of the landscapes that form the background to their everyday lives.

Thursday 3 July, Saint-Gervais-la-Forêt: Vineuil commercial area, a landscape to be reconsidered?
Wednesday 9 July, Vineuil: The Loire Valley UNESCO World Heritage site viewed from above. With the participation of Myriam Laidet, project executive at Mission Val de Loire.
Tuesday 9 September, Chailles: The evolution of our countryside: between suburban extensions, preservation of natural sites and farmland.
Saturday 13 September, Marolles: Grand Pierre et Vitain Nature Reserve: an outstanding landscape?
Sunday 21 September, Molineuf: Our region’s forests: what roles? What uses?

These walks form part of a consultation that includes a photograph competition, for which internauts can vote on who is to be awarded the public’s choice prize, and a field survey carried out among local inhabitants by 4^th-year students at the National School for Higher Studies in Nature and Landscape Architecture (ENSNP), on the theme “personal, social and cultural concepts of landscapes”.