Thursday 19 november from 14:30 to 16:00

Animation "La Rainette de la Capelière"

Name: Animation "La Rainette de la Capelière"
Start: 2026-11-19
End: 2026-11-19
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Cultural
Nature and relaxation
Guided tour
Storytelling walk

La Capelière, Maison de la Réserve et du Vaccarès, La Capelière - C 134 de Fiélouse, 13200 Arles

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At La Capelière, the gateway to the Camargue National Nature Reserve, the SNPN offers an activity designed for children, focused on the tree frog, one of the unassuming inhabitants of the marsh trail.

This activity for children combines a storytelling walk with sensory, scientific, and artistic exploration to help them discover the marshes and their biodiversity. It’s a way to introduce young children to a different perspective on the Camargue, away from the summer crowds. The event takes place at the Capelière site, on the shores of the Vaccarès pond, where a 1.5-km discovery trail connects four observation points through marshes, forest, salt marshes, and reed beds. It is there, among the white poplars and reeds, that the southern tree frog hides.