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Once again this summer, our eco-guards are patrolling the area and continuing to raise public awareness about biodiversity, compliance with regulations, and best practices in the mountains and along the lake.

Our team of eco-guards, present year-round in the region, continues to carry out its awareness-raising and informational missions, whether with hikers, tourist offices, municipalities, or various professionals working in natural environments (guides, mountain guides, farmers, etc.). The eco-guards also check safety signage for users and are present throughout the year at events to help you learn about their profession and their responsibilities. Feel free to ask them questions whenever you see them, whether at booths or on hiking trails.