Nature Found

In this work Deyrolle and the Social Union for Housing come together around a common ambition: the preservation of biodiversity and its consideration today in our living spaces.

This historic vocation of preserving ecosystems and biodiversity since 1831, Deyrolle continues today through its activities with public and private actors for better consideration of living things in their projects and strategies, particularly around reconnection to nature and better consideration of nature in the city.

Drawing on expert testimonies and examples of field experimentation, La Nature Retrouvée explores ways to reintroduce nature into the heart of social housing and improve the lives of its users.

At the heart of the work, the Deyrolle educational boards, a historical support for the Deyrolle language to explain its developments to everyone, teach this new social habitat focused on reconnection to the living. Come and discover La Nature Retrouvée at Deyrolle and in bookstores!