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Fort-Mardyck, Dunkerque
As part of its evening event on biodiversity and light pollution, organized in collaboration with the CPIE Flandre Maritime, the town of Fort-Mardyck invites you to participate in an escape game on Friday, September 18, 2026, at the Maison de la Musique, 19 Contour du Bout d’Amont in Fort-Mardyck. “Something’s not right in the town at night… The lights stay on everywhere: in the streets, gardens, and buildings. Today, you have a mission: to figure out what’s going on and take action to give the animals back their night. Join us and help save the night!” Three 45-minute sessions will be held: - At 5:00 p.m. - At 6:00 p.m. - At 7:00 p.m. Registration required at 03 28 59 68 00
Dunkerque
The City of Dunkirk and the CPIE Flandre Maritime invite you to explore the fungi of the dunes. Accompanied by an expert, discover together the fungi, lichens, and mosses that thrive in the dune forests. This event is offered by the City of Dunkirk as part of its policy to promote nature in the city and is organized by the CPIE Flandre Maritime.
Dunkerque
As part of its policy to promote nature in the city, the City of Dunkirk and the CPIE Flandre Maritime invite you to climb to the top of the Saint-Éloi Belfry to observe life in Dunkirk alongside nature guides. Two groups will be organized for this event; each group will alternate between viewing the scenery from the top and learning about the area at ground level. Thanks to the view from the belfry, you’ll be able to discover biodiversity from a bird’s-eye view and follow the path of the water through Dunkerque, as well as all the structures that allow it to flow. This event is open to everyone, but please note that it is best not to suffer from a fear of heights and to be in good physical condition to climb the Belfry. This activity is offered by the City of Dunkirk as part of its policy to promote nature in the city and is led by the CPIE Flandre Maritime.
