Riisitunturi, autiotupa
The place
Ardèche Gorges Nature Reserve: Preserving Biodiversity The Ardèche Gorges Nature Reserve, set in an exceptional natural landscape, is a model of regional biodiversity conservation. Stretching several kilometres along the Ardèche river, this reserve offers a haven for numerous animal and plant species. Fauna and Flora Fauna: Home to many endemic species such as the common kingfisher and the Eurasian beaver. Flora: Remarkable plant diversity, including rare species such as wild orchids and downy oak. Conservation Actions Monitoring: Regular tracking of animal and plant populations to ensure their long-term survival. Awareness: Environmental education programme to raise visitor awareness of the ecosystem's fragility. Restoration: Rehabilitation work on degraded natural habitats to restore ecological balance. Activities and Visits Hiking: Marked trails offering spectacular views over the gorges and local wildlife. Observation: Dedicated observation areas for admiring the diversity of species present. Events: Events and workshops held regularly to explore the richness of the reserve. Funding and Partnerships Budget: Funded through public grants, partnerships with environmental associations, and private donations. Commitment: Active involvement of local residents and economic stakeholders in supporting conservation efforts. Practical Information Access: Several access points to the reserve from surrounding villages. Hours: Open year-round, hours vary by season. Protection: Strict internal regulations to ensure the protection of fauna and flora.
Good to know
hut coordinates: Euref-Fin (~ WGS84) lat: 66° 13.6578' lon: 28° 34.0383' ETRS-TM35FIN: N: 7346165 E: 570494
