THE VAL D'ALLIER NATURE RESERVE
The Development and Preservation of Wildlife
Exploring the Val d'Allier National Nature Reserve is a great getaway, as you'll discover numerous natural areas often preceded by morning mists that blanket the foothills often like a cloud and riverbanks reminiscent of an impressionist
painting, with a particularity that makes them great to contemplate in these places,expressing the full diversity of our territories while incorporating some best practices in respectful ecotourism of the environment in parallel with the fact
the reserve is in a natural area conducive to the development and the wildlife preservation.A well preserved area ideally
It is also delightful to observe with a specific good pair of binoculars or a birdwatching species cameras accustomed
to this environment include the stone-curlew, little and common terns, and the common crane, as well as wading birds with long legs such as the white stork and the pied avocet, complemented by passerines, which are small species such
as the warbler grisette or the rush cisticola that can be found in bushes or tall grass.The ideal time for birdwatching is
the best in the autumn, which coincides with the migration period from North to South. and on the spring and summer
seasons correspond to a nesting period, but it is best to observe them at distance using appropriate viewing equipment
so as not to disturb them while still enjoying observing them during their flights which include the ceremonial gestures.
Hiking and walking are among the favorite local leisure activities of the French,and whether on foot,by bike or by Canoe Kayak, discovering the nature reserve is a pleasure.The Allier National Road is a pure and great marvel that allows you to
discover places preserved in their original state, where unique places where it is good to stop are combined with rest areas designed for conviviality as well as for observing the fauna and flora that delight young and old, complemented by natural spaces and places integrating all that nature has to offer in its noblest form. This type of hiking, accessible to all and which continues to develop, is also a formidable asset for discovering our radiant territories from a different angle.
Report by: Gabriel Page
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