Banks of the Mosson

25 ha of Aleppo pine, holm oak, garrigue and riparian forest are preserved along the Mosson, the city's 2nd most important waterway. The Mediterranean riparian zone is a riverside forest composed of poplars, narrow-leaved ashes, white oaks and maples. The Mosson River and its riparian zone play a major role in preserving biodiversity.

They constitute one of the city's major ecological corridors, allowing the passage of numerous rare and endangered species: birds, insects, reptiles, amphibians and mammals.