Wildlife

Lorraine is a sanctuary where plant and animal life take on an extra dimension.
Be charmed by the chamois playing in the steep slopes of the Vosges.

Another legendary species, the lynx was also reintroduced to roam the landscape.
And there’s the capercaillie, a leftover from the ice age which is now a protected species.

The natural environment of forests and ponds teems with hundreds of species to form a vast ecocomplex, perfect for top-quality fishing and hunting.

We have selected the following for you:

	Baerenthal Great Reservoir at Baerenthal (57) The reservoir dominates the view as you enter the Zinsel Valley. Eighteen hectares of water that once supplied the power for the smithies of Baerenthal. Today, the reservoir.... [+]
	Parc animalier de Sainte-Croix - RHODES This is neither a zoo nor a reserve; it is a skilful mix of both and it is home to bears, packs of wolves, stags, lynx and bison etc. There are numerous teaching aids and daily entertainment... [+]
	Lindre Reservoir "Etang de Lindre" at Lindre-Basse (57 - Moselle) Surface area: 300 ha • Close to 250 species of birds • Water animals and birdwatching • Educational activities and guided tours • Fish... [+]

For further information:

The Conservatoire des Sites Lorrains can provide information on over forty sites with visitor amenities and help you to find out about Lorraine’s natural heritage through educational field trips, special events and exhibitions throughout the region.
A calendar of events is available on request.
Tel. 03 87 03 00 90
Web : www.cren-lorraine.fr

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