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NICOLAS
HULOT School Project |
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organisation
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| Nicolas
Hulot fondation |
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Fondation Nicolas Hulot
52 boulevard Malesherbes
75008
Paris, France.
e-mail addresses available on:
www.fondation-nicolas-hulot.org/presentation/organisation2.php (not
available anymore)
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| age
group |
| 3-14 years
old children can visit the school. Adults are also welcomed. |
| Topic |
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| Environment
and sustainable developement |
| Goal |
| The
School is designed to promote the opening up of children, teenagers
and adults
to the living world that surrounds them, in all its diversity. Educational
activities and novel entertainment, alternating discovering, experimentation
and realisation, are mainly carried out in the Park de Branféré.
From the earliest age, these promote an awareness of the links of interdependence
between living beings. |
| Resources |
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| Task |
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| Description
and Evaluation |
To deal
with biodiversity by going from a local approach to an overall view,
the educational approach is part of a succession of several interlocking
areas:
1. The School's HQE building: the place of daily life and whose equipment
is consistent with protecting the environment.
2. The School's planned surrounds: the first place of contact with and
immersion in nature.
3. The Park de Branféré: a botanical and animal park
and learning ground to understand the world's complex nature, its fragility
or its sometimes artificial aspect.
4. The region, exceptionally rich in natural areas of great ecological
interest: the Morbihan gulf (listed Ramsar convention on wetlands site),
the Vilaine valley (Natura 2000 site), the Grande Brière marshland
(regional nature park), the lower valley of the Oust (a listed major
natural site), a land of discovery, adventure and understanding the
regional issues.
5. Biodiversity on a worldwide scale, dealt with by specific educational
aids and thanks to ICTs to be open to world issues.
In this spirit, various activities are proposed to the children in a
school context and in the context of educational leisure pursuits. Activities
are also provided for adults. The School of Biodiversity is adapted to
welcome disabled members of the public.
The full programme is available on the website.
It's definitely an interesting action.
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