Seeing the night: discovering nocturnal wildlife
When the sun sets, the campus changes face. In the dark, another life awakens: bats on the hunt, silent owls, insects attracted by light... and sometimes discreet visitors like the fox or the badger.
This guided tour offers you to explore the night differently: how do animals see in the dark? What other meanings do they use? How can you spot their presence without seeing them?
A sensory immersion to better understand this little-known world... and question our own relationship with the night.
ON RESERVATION - Place of appointment given at registration, walking shoes recommended.
Information and registration: parc-botanique.launay@universite-paris-saclay.fr
Information: https://www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/luniversite/les-campus/le-jardin-botanique-de-launay
When the sun sets, the campus changes face. In the dark, another life awakens: bats on the hunt, silent owls, insects attracted by light... and sometimes discreet visitors like the fox or the badger.
This guided tour offers you to explore the night differently: how do animals see in the dark? What other meanings do they use? How can you spot their presence without seeing them?
A sensory immersion to better understand this little-known world... and question our own relationship with the night.
ON RESERVATION - Place of appointment given at registration, walking shoes recommended.
Information and registration: parc-botanique.launay@universite-paris-saclay.fr
Information: https://www.universite-paris-saclay.fr/luniversite/les-campus/le-jardin-botanique-de-launay