Biodiversity observation networks
The City of Montpellier is setting up numerous biodiversity observation programs, in order to become an expert in the field.
Vigie Nature
Vigie Nature is a participatory science program open to all. The program makes observatories accessible to everyone, novices and experts alike. The opportunity to observe butterflies, snails, birds, bumblebees, or a few wild plants.
Observatories
Garden Biodiversity Observatory: set up by the Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle, the Noé association and the Estuaire associative group, you can contribute to a better understanding of the little beasts in your garden.
Season Observatory: this is a program based on voluntary observation of seasonal rhythms. In this way, you can collect data to better understand the impact of climate change on ecosystems.
Tela Botanica, the online notebook for botanical observations
By identifying and photographing the flora around you, you can help build the biodiversity atlas. Tela Botanica is a participatory tool that allows you to enter and organize your data and photographs. All data collected can be reused free of charge.
Participez à l’élaboration de l’Atlas de la biodiversité métropolitain
Pour partager vos observations naturalistes (flore, papillons oiseaux) réalisées sur le territoire métropolitain, participez à l’élaboration de l’Atlas de la biodiversité métropolitain !