Winter, a vulnerable world

In winter, mountain flora and fauna face very difficult living conditions. This snowshoe hike in the heart of the Ramée in the Plan de Tuéda nature reserve will reveal some of the "secrets" that trees and animals use to ensure their winter survival. From adapting to coat changes, to building up reserves, we'll try to discover these behaviors through the traces left behind. We'll also see that the natural constraints of winter are increasingly compounded by strong human constraints, and we'll look at solutions to reduce this pressure, and the role of the Vanoise National Park.