7 good reflexes for a practice without trace

• Learn about authorized areas and marked trails
• Respect private property, do not enter a plot if a
  ban is indicated
• Limit the impact of your travel: favor alternatives to
  private car if possible (train, bicycle, carpooling, etc.)

Before an outing, find out about hunting periods in
beaten. From October to February, consult our site dedicated !

• Take the marked routes and existing trails. Off-piste and
  shortcuts result in trampling of vegetation
• Respect the fragile nature of the soil, which is particularly clayey and slippery on the Montagne de Reims (especially during periods of thawing or after a
  heavy rain)
• Picnic in the designated areas

• Carry a water bottle or hydration backpack with you to avoid
  plastic containers
• Take your waste home to sort and recycle
• Do not throw away your waste. Any micro waste left on site, including food scraps, can disrupt the health of flora and fauna.
  wild

• All fires are strictly prohibited in the forest and within 300 m of it.
• Cigarette: in addition to being an olfactory nuisance for other users who come to enjoy nature, a simple cigarette butt represents a significant
  source of pollution and can cause fire

• Leave natural elements found on the paths in their place. Rocks, dead wood, etc. represent a valuable habitat for certain species.
• Do you come across a pretty flower? Rather than picking it, draw it or take a photo of it!
• When planning an outing with the aim of picking, be aware of the regulations and safety instructions on this subject.

• Respect the silence of nature
• Prioritize daytime activities: nighttime represents a refuge for wildlife, accustomed to calm and the absence of human activity
• Keep your dog on a leash so as not to disturb wildlife
• Do not feed animals to avoid harming their health
• Avoid the ruts: they constitute a privileged habitat for certain protected species

• Act with courtesy and respect. Share space with others
  nature users
• Respect the signs present in natural areas. Avoid an area if information or prohibition signs limit access (e.g. hunting, logging site)
• Visit hunting dates (from October to February)