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Auditorium de Viroflay – ‘Forests’ Exhibition: series of talks
Wednesday 25 November 2026
19:00 to 20:00
Wednesday 09 December 2026
19:00 to 20:00
Wednesday 16 December 2026
19:00 to 20:00
Location : Auditorium de la bibliothèque de Viroflay
Destination
74 avenue du Général Leclerc
78220
Viroflay
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 48.804198
Longitude : 2.176166
By car: Parking Q-Park Viroflay Marché: 8 Rue Pierre Brossolette
Bus: Lines 171 and N161: stop at Grâce de Dieu or lines 6206 and 6207: stop at Les Arcades
By RER: Line L: stop: Viroflay - Rive Droite
Bus: Lines 171 and N161: stop at Grâce de Dieu or lines 6206 and 6207: stop at Les Arcades
By RER: Line L: stop: Viroflay - Rive Droite
Event Organizer
Ville de Viroflay
Location
Auditorium de la bibliothèque de Viroflay
74 avenue du Général Leclerc
78220
Viroflay
Presentation
As part of the ‘Forests’ exhibition at the Auditorium de Viroflay, come along to the series of talks on the theme ‘At the heart of the forests’.
Forests: ecological challenges, economic value and our bond with nature
Mysterious, nurturing and protective, forests are a vital part of our natural heritage. As sanctuaries for biodiversity, they provide essential resources for human societies while offering unique spaces for relaxation and reconnection with nature. Today, their preservation lies at the heart of major environmental and economic challenges.
Following the lecture series devoted to ocean conservation (2025-2026 season), this new programme invites you to explore the delicate balance of forest ecosystems. Through expert talks, speakers will share their insights on sustainable management practices and examine the deep bond between humans and the natural world.
Combining scientific knowledge with sensory experience, these events offer a fresh perspective on forests—helping us understand, inhabit and protect them more thoughtfully.
In the face of today's climate challenges, this series opens pathways for rethinking our relationship with the living world and imagining actions that respect natural balance.
Mysterious, nurturing and protective, forests are a vital part of our natural heritage. As sanctuaries for biodiversity, they provide essential resources for human societies while offering unique spaces for relaxation and reconnection with nature. Today, their preservation lies at the heart of major environmental and economic challenges.
Following the lecture series devoted to ocean conservation (2025-2026 season), this new programme invites you to explore the delicate balance of forest ecosystems. Through expert talks, speakers will share their insights on sustainable management practices and examine the deep bond between humans and the natural world.
Combining scientific knowledge with sensory experience, these events offer a fresh perspective on forests—helping us understand, inhabit and protect them more thoughtfully.
In the face of today's climate challenges, this series opens pathways for rethinking our relationship with the living world and imagining actions that respect natural balance.
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