Title of the project
Hunters are managing 245 ha to raise awareness about sustainable management practices
Description
Ti Blaise is an area of 245 ha of moors, peat bogs and meadows, owned by the Wildlife Habitat Protection Foundation and managed for more than 20 years by the Hunters Federation of Finistère.
In order to raise awareness of the issues of sustainable wildlife and habitat management, the Federation is planning to establish the Roc’h Kléguer education trail, named after the site’s main rock outcrop.
Thus, the Federation wishes to make this trail, an educational and unusual meeting place for hikers, families and schools.
Location
| Country | France |
| Level | Local |
| Region | Bretagne |
Habitat Types
Wetland, Grassland
Species
Conservation action(s)
Management of habitats and wildlife (e.g. conservation and restoration activities), Communication and education (for different target audiences e.g. hunters, the wider public)
Partners
| Leading partners | Fédération départementale des chasseurs du Finistère, Fondation pour la Protection des Habitats de la Faune Sauvage |