Treetop walk for adults

The tree walk is a creative and personalized experience lasting approximately 1.5 hours that allows you to discover the trees and urban nature of a neighborhood, an alley, a park, or a wasteland, based on a specific or non-specific theme. The trees are observed in their relationship to the urban space.

From a botanical perspective, the walk changes with the seasons. In spring, we observe new shoots, buds, and spring blooms; in summer, we observe leaves, insects, and summer blooms. Autumn reveals the colors of leaves without chlorophyll and mushrooms; while winter focuses on the structure of trees, their bark, and their branches. Your guide will teach you to sharpen your eyes, as well as your sense of hearing, smell, touch, and, when the season permits, taste.

The walk is an opportunity to share our commitments, feelings, and memories related to trees and environmental issues. This exchange is important because it enriches our own relationship with nature and the urban forest. Different themes can be addressed to guide the walk, such as queer ecology, ecofeminism, the food and medicinal forest, the spiritual dimension of trees in different cultures, patterns in nature, etc.