Angélique Souriau-Villeger heads the Naturalist Studies division at Sologne Nature Environnement, and comes to Aubigny-sur-Nère to explain the Sologne moors. The talk sets out their landscapes, their vegetation and their part in the region’s biodiversity. It also follows these moors’ surprising connection to Scotland, which suits the town’s Auld Alliance centre. They count as a rare ecosystem, and the hour treats them as local natural heritage.
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