Join a citizen science project to combat Japanese knotweed and promote local biodiversity recovery. Your actions include: participating in manual cutting sessions of Japanese knotweed and helping implement biodiversity monitoring protocols. A great opportunity to concretely contribute to preserving the local environment. Invasive exotic species like Japanese knotweed are among the 5 major causes of the biodiversity decline we face today. By participating, you'll help restore local biodiversity in an area of particular ecological interest and create scientific knowledge through citizen science.
Association Fab'At
Join our volunteers at 'Repair Your Stuff' to help people disassemble electronic devices, identify faults, and attempt r…
Kiweeto
Temporarily welcome an animal and give it a second chance. Associations critically lack housing solutions for animals aw…
Ensemble pour la biodiversité
Are you a journalist/videographer interested in nature and wildlife? We seek volunteers to create and edit short video/p…
ECOLE DU CHAT DE VALENCE
Using cage traps, catch stray cats for sterilization and identification with the association, then release them where ca…
