Photo : G. Douault
Dendromicrohabitats
[Workshop + Outing] An habitat-tree offers essential features for specialized species to shelter, reproduce, hibernate, or feed, or even for their entire life cycle. These features are called dendromicrohabitats. Discover these singularities spotted on the trees of the Parc Floral, the events behind their formation, as well as the new forestry practices that help preserve or encourage them.
Maison Paris Nature (Paris 12th)
About
Meet us at the Maison Paris Nature, in Pavilion 2 of the Parc Floral de Paris.
This activity is accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Registration is free but mandatory, via the form below. If this activity is fully booked, this form will be locked. You will then have the option to sign up for the waiting list via the second link below. Finally, to cancel your registration, you can use the last form.
Our take on this event
Forget looking at trees from a distance and dive into the hidden world thriving right beneath our noses. Discover the secret ecosystems and tiny fortresses that turn ordinary bark into a bustling neighborhood for urban wildlife.
Discover the hidden life within trees during the event Les dendromicrohabitats on Monday, November 16, 2026. Held at the Maison Paris Nature in the Parc Floral de Paris, this session invites participants aged 8 and up to explore the unique ecosystems found in tree cavities. This educational experience provides a fascinating look at forest biodiversity within the 12th arrondissement. Attendance is free, though booking in advance is mandatory to secure your spot. The venue is fully accessible to wheelchair users as well as individuals with hearing, visual, or cognitive impairments, ensuring an inclusive environment for everyone to learn about nature.
Join us at the Maison Paris Nature, located in Pavilions 1 and 2 of the Parc Floral de Paris, on Monday, November 16, 2026. The session runs from 10:00 to 11:30, offering an in-depth look at dendromicrohabitats and the vital role they play in supporting forest wildlife.
Accessibility is a priority for this event. The site is equipped to welcome wheelchair users and provides adaptations for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, and those with cognitive disabilities.
Participation is free of charge. Since registration is mandatory, please ensure you book your spot through the official form. If the event is fully booked, you may join the waiting list. Should you be unable to attend, please use the cancellation form to release your place for others.
