Protéger les zones humides pour notre avenir commun.

 

TUNISIA

À l’occasion de la Journée Mondiale des Zones Humides 2026, l’Association AREMS organise une journée de sensibilisation et d’écotourisme au cœur du site Ramsar Sabkhat Halk El Menzel et Oued Essoud, situé dans le gouvernorat de Sousse. Cette initiative vise à renforcer la compréhension du rôle fondamental des zones humides dans la préservation de la biodiversité, la régulation du climat et la gestion durable des ressources en eau, en cohérence avec le thème 2026 : Le programme proposé combinera des volets éducatifs, scientifiques, participatifs et culturels : 1- Sorties nature guidées sur les circuits écotourismes De Oued Essoud et Sabkhat Halk El Menzel , avec observation des oiseaux depuis les miradors et à l’aide des panneaux pédagogiques installés par l’association, afin d’identifier les espèces migratrices et résidentes. 2-Ateliers pédagogiques pour enfants et jeunes sur la faune, la flore et les écosystèmes humides ; 3- Exposition photographique et projection de film sur les zones humides tunisiennes et les actions d’AREMS ; 4-Distribution de flyers et de supports pédagogiques afin d’assurer une large diffusion des messages de sensibilisation auprès du public. Cette journée s’inscrit dans une démarche éducative et participative visant à renforcer la conscience écologique des citoyens et à valoriser durablement le patrimoine naturel de Sousse.

Association AREMS "Protéger les zones humides pour notre avenir commun"
Country : Tunisia
Organizer : Association de Recherche et d'études sur la mémoire de Sousse AREMS
Partners : - Commissariat Régional au Développement Agricole de Sousse (CRDA) arrondissement de Foret de Sousse. - Direction Générale de l’Environnement et de la Qualité de la Vie (Ministère de l’Environnement). - Institut supérieure d’ergonomie de Chott Mariem. - Faculté de lettre et de Science Humaine département de Géographe - Associations locales et clubs environnementaux scolaires.
Location: Tunisia

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