Prairie Saint Gildas

Situated on the banks of the Indre, this remarkable 17-hectare natural wetland is home to a particularly rich fauna and flora, which have regained their rights here. Numerous species have indeed re-elected domicile there. During a pleasant walk along the branches of the Indre, you will learn more about the characteristic plants of the wetlands (214 species inventoried, 9 of which are remarkable). This site is also a conservatory for many animal species: European cistude, Vertigo moulinsiana, Tricolor cricket, European beaver, Hoopoe, Fishing Martin, Thin-bodied cordulia, Alyste accoucheur, Copper of the Marshes, etc…