L'atelier "La Fresque de la Biodiversité" : Comprendre et Agir pour la Nature

L'atelier La Fresque de la Biodiversité vise à sensibiliser les participants aux causes et aux conséquences de l’érosion de la biodiversité. Basé sur le rapport de l’IPBES, il propose une approche ludique et collaborative pour rendre ces enjeux accessibles à tous.

Objectifs pédagogiques

• Prendre conscience des défis liés à la biodiversité et à son érosion.

• Identifier les pressions humaines affectant les écosystèmes.

• Favoriser la réflexion collective sur les solutions de préservation.

• Encourager l’engagement individuel et collectif en faveur de la biodiversité.

Déroulement de l’atelier

L’atelier suit plusieurs étapes clés :

1. Introduction : Présentation des enjeux de la biodiversité et des objectifs de l’atelier.

2. Phase de jeu : Répartis en équipes de 5 à 7, les participants manipulent 39 cartes pour explorer les liens entre biodiversité, bénéfices écologiques et facteurs de dégradation.

3. Création artistique : Chaque équipe illustre sa fresque, lui attribue un titre et partage ses conclusions avec le groupe.

4. Débriefing et pistes d’action : Échanges sur les apprentissages et élaboration de solutions concrètes pour préserver la biodiversité.

Reconnaissance et validation scientifique

L’atelier a été scientifiquement validé et testé auprès de plus de 100 participants, incluant des experts du Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, de l’Office Français de la Biodiversité et de l’UICN. Il a également été présenté lors d’événements internationaux majeurs tels que le Congrès de la Nature de Marseille ou les COPs  (15 à Montréal, 16 à Cali).

The "Biodiversity Collage" Workshop: Understanding and Acting for Nature

The Biodiversity Collage workshop aims to raise awareness about the causes and consequences of biodiversity loss. Based on the IPBES report, it uses a fun and collaborative approach to make these issues accessible to everyone.

Educational Objectives

• Understand the challenges of biodiversity loss.

• Identify human pressures affecting ecosystems.

• Encourage collective reflection on conservation solutions.

• Promote individual and collective commitment to biodiversity protection.

Workshop Structure

The workshop follows several key steps:

1. Introduction: Presentation of biodiversity challenges and workshop objectives.

2. Game phase: In teams of 5 to 7, participants use 39 cards to explore the links between biodiversity, ecological benefits, and factors of degradation.

3. Artistic creation: Each team decorates its collage, gives it a title, and shares its findings with the group.

4. Debriefing and action plans: Discussion on key takeaways and development of concrete solutions to protect biodiversity.

Scientific Recognition and Validation

The workshop has been scientifically validated and tested with over 100 participants, including experts from the National Museum of Natural History, the French Office for Biodiversity, and the IUCN. It has also been presented at major international events such as the Marseille Nature Congress and COP15 in Montreal.

The Digital Collage: Understand, Discuss, Act

A Fun and Collaborative Workshop for More Responsible Digital Use

Digital technology is everywhere in our lives: smartphones, computers, cloud storage, connected devices… But do we really understand its environmental impact? The Digital Collage (Fresque du Numérique) is an interactive workshop that raises awareness about the ecological footprint of digital technology and explores solutions for a more sustainable and responsible digital world.

Why Join a Digital Collage Workshop?

The digital sector accounts for approximately 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions, a number that continues to rise. From raw material extraction and device manufacturing to energy consumption and electronic waste, the environmental impact of digital technology is often underestimated. Through the Digital Collage, you will:

✅ Understand how digital technology affects the environment and climate
✅ Discuss with others in a dynamic and interactive workshop
✅ Act by identifying concrete solutions to reduce your digital footprint in daily life and in your organization

How Does the Workshop Work?

The workshop lasts about 3 hours and follows a methodology based on collective intelligence:

1. Reconstructing the Digital Lifecycle
   Using illustrated cards representing key stages (extraction, manufacturing, usage, end-of-life), participants identify connections between digital activities and their environmental impacts.

2. Group Discussion
   A trained facilitator guides the discussion, helping participants deepen their understanding and explore real-world implications.

3. Taking Action
   Together, we explore solutions and best practices to minimize digital environmental impact, both individually and collectively.

Who Is It For?

💡 Individuals who want to better understand and reduce their digital footprint
🏢 Companies and organizations looking to integrate digital sustainability into their CSR strategies
🎓 Schools and universities aiming to educate students on the environmental challenges of digital technology

Join a Digital Collage Workshop!

Whether you're an eco-conscious citizen, a forward-thinking company, or a public organization looking for sustainable solutions, the Digital Collage is a powerful tool for awareness and action.