Within the 2019 International Days of Forests framework, FORECCAsT opened a photo competition about "Haut-Languedoc forests facing climate change". It aims to gather the perception by locals of global change on forests from this territory through a triptych of three photos along with a few words (rules available HERE). The competition is open from November the 1st, 2018 to February the 28th, 2019. We will announce the finalist and awarded entries during the 2019 International Days of Forests (from March the 16th to March the 24th). Join us on the Facebook page for the competition!
Within the 2018 International Days of Forests framework, FORECCAsT opened a photo competition about "Forests of the Haut-Languedoc Regional Nature Park territory". It aimed to gather the perception by locals and visitors of their forest through their favourite shot, accompanied with a few words about the way they perceive their forests. This competition was rather successful, with 164 entries, whose quality was very appreciated by the jury. From these entries, the jury awarded five prizes:
This corner of the forest is a place of memory and serenity. Time does not seem to have a hold over it.
Daybreak in the forests of Fontrieu. I have the chance to often start my work days in this environment that I particularly like.
This climate, which can be rough and difficult for men, produces however a forest with character and productivity where the many human activities, always present, leave their mark.
Forest vastness allow for revitalisation and shelter.
The forest, the framework of my life.
You can discover all the finalist entries in the gallery down below. Congratulations and a big thank you to participants who allowed this event to be a great success !
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