Île-de-France Nature is calling on environmental awareness professionals to propose nature activities for 2027. The aim is to introduce Franciliens to the region's rich natural heritage through fun, educational, and unique experiences from March to December.
Interested organizations have until Friday, November 6, 2026, inclusive, to submit their proposals. Activities must take place between March 20 and December 12, 2027, on regional properties open to the public, acquired, developed, and managed by Île-de-France Nature. Four sites in the petite couronne (inner suburbs) will be prioritized: Bois du Piple (Grosbois Regional Forest – 94), La Corniche des Forts (93), Bois Saint Martin (Maubué Regional Forest – 77-93-94), and La Butte Pinson (93 and 95).
The content of the activities can be diverse, covering themes such as nature, ecology, landscapes, natural space management, agriculture, eco-citizen sports, health, history, culture, or artistic creation. Inclusive workshops for specific audiences are also welcome. Inclusion in existing event programs, such as the International Day of Forests, the Fête de la Nature, the Nuits des Forêts, or the new 'Well-being, Sport, and Health' Weekend, will be an advantage.
New organizations wishing to participate should express their interest by emailing aap.animations@iledefrance-nature.fr. An invitation will be sent to contribute to the programming via the OpenAgenda platform, up to the deadline of November 6, 2026.
Following selection by the technical committee, project leaders will be contacted to finalize dates and locations, taking into account the proposed rates. A partnership agreement will then be established.
