50 ans du conservatoire du Littoral - 50 coastal walks On humanist paths, the world is a garden

In the Var region and the Gulf of Saint-Tropez, two coastal walks are organized to explore the natural heritage of the Château de la Moutte, located near the remarkable site of Les Salins, in a sensitive, itinerant and entertaining way.
- On April 16, visitors are invited to the Château de la Moutte to discover the natural heritage of the Parc de la Moutte and how Émile Ollivier designed his palm grove.
- On April 17, a guided tour of the Rayol gardens. Emile Ollivier tells his story to the botanist of the Mediterranean garden.

ON HUMANIST PATHS, THE WORLD IS A GARDEN
Joint program of the Jardin du Rayol and Château de la Moutte on the theme of humanities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Conservatoire du Littoral through 50 coastal walks.
Wednesday April 16: Château de la Moutte
- 10:00 am: Coastal walk from the Moutte beach to the château gardens
Guided tour of the species that make up the park and the coastal strip of La Moutte beach, led by Clément Kaux, sworn ranger for the Conservatoire du Littoral.
- 2:30 pm: Workshop: Garden species wheel game
Family treasure hunt to discover the different tree species in the garden.
Thursday April 17: Jardin du Rayol
Temporal dialogue between two humanists
10 a.m. and 2 p.m:
Château de la Moutte and Jardin du Rayol offer a botanical and historical walk on the theme of the Humanities in the gardens of the Domaine du Rayol. An imaginary encounter is orchestrated between Émile Ollivier and Gilles Clément. The political scholar meets the landscape gardener and, for a day, leaves the enchanting setting of his own gardens to explore those of the Domaine du Rayol. A cultural mediator from the Château de la Moutte, accompanied by the botanist in charge of the Rayol gardens, discuss the links between Emile Ollivier and Gilles Clément during a stroll through the Rayol gardens.