Preserving natural areas by dismantling abandoned installations: an example from the Écrins Massif

A lasting biodiversity refuge in the heart of the city.

Reducing collision risks and making wildlife crossings safer.

Safeguarding mountain ecosystems that are being profoundly transformed by climate change.

Creation of new ponds, serving as transition zones between aquatic and terrestrial environments.

Restoring the natural processes of biodiversity for a more resilient nature.

In the Rhône-Alpes region, a centuries-old pond is being revived through an ecological restoration project supported by the SIDAS World Foundation.

In response to climate change, the ONF is reforesting a communal forest in Isère with support from the SIDAS World Foundation.

The Sidas World Foundation partners with the LPO to restore alpine ponds, essential for biodiversity and climate regulation.

In Isère, the Pic Vert association creates pockets of nature to protect biodiversity in a heavily farmed area.

Backed by the SIDAS World Foundation, the Saint-Jean de Chépy estate becomes a site for reforestation and environmental awareness

The first cedars were planted in November 22 with the help of Bédoin city school children.