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"We dream of seeing the stork come back": the farm of the Grand Laval, refuge for birds

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In Montélier (Drôme), near Valencia, naturalist and ornithologist Sébastien Blache has designed a farm to reconcile agricultural activity and wildlife. Twenty years after its creation, many species, including twenty feathered ones, have reappeared.
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"We dream of seeing the stork come back": the farm of the Grand Laval, refuge for birds

In Montélier (Drôme), near Valencia, naturalist and ornithologist Sébastien Blache has designed a farm to reconcile agricultural activity and wildlife. Twenty years after its creation, many species, including twenty feathered ones, have reappeared.

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La Croix broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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