Atelier : Les plantes méditerranéennes

Mediterranean plants: how do they adapt to drought? Come discover the plants of our region. The Mediterranean and its particular climate have shaped the plants that live there, forcing them to adapt. Discover the mechanisms that have enabled—and still enable—Mediterranean plants to survive in our hot, dry climate. Register and reserve your place to attend our workshop on September 9! Discover how the plants around us manage to survive in a climate that is not always kind. During this workshop, we will explore the adaptation strategies of Mediterranean plants, from their thick leaves to their deep root systems. Learn how these plants manage to withstand both drought and the mistral while still reproducing. This workshop will allow you to see your garden and the nature around you in a different way. Come discover the biodiversity living near you. Whether you are a beginner or an enthusiast, we welcome you to Le Talus on September 9 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for a workshop focused on plant adaptation. Register now to reserve your place for this enriching experience and come explore Mediterranean flora as you have never seen it before! Duration: +/- 1 hr 30 min Price: The association Le Talus operates on a pay-what-you-can basis, an approach that invites each participant to set the amount of their contribution freely and thoughtfully. This helps promote accessibility, solidarity and trust, while allowing everyone to support the project in their own way. 🌱 Membership required (on site) if you are not already a member: Pay what you can, no minimum. Le Talus, 603 rue Saint-Pierre, 13012, Marseille Tram 1: La Boiseraie Buses 12 & 40: Saint Pierre Jeannette Free parking 200 m away 100% of the funds collected go toward financing the construction of the Le Talus third place: a non-profit community project. Le Talus, created on a former wasteland, is a multi-activity space, a biodiversity refuge, and a place for sharing and education. The association’s idea is to offer a participatory and innovative project focused on the challenges of ecological transition, serving as a showcase for sustainable alternatives. > www.letalus.com > Le Talus’s full program