The Park's exhibitions

Wild bees – NEW for 2024

This exhibition is made up of 13 photos of wild bees typical of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region (13 Dibond panels in A3 format (29.7 x 42 cm) with hooks provided, to attach to a support). You will discover a great diversity of colors and morphology thanks to these very high quality photos.

La Forêt du Parc, a living forest

3 kakemonos (self-supported) 80 x 200 cm and 5 flexible tarpaulins 70 x 120 cm allow a discovery of the Park's forest, from its natural components and its functioning, to its management and the professions that result from it, including its role in our daily lives.

Preserving Native Amphibians from Invasive Exotic Species

This exhibition, made up of 10 self-supporting kakemonos (85×205 cm), will introduce you to the amphibians of mainland France as well as the invasive exotic amphibians introduced into France. Finally, you will discover the LIFE CROAA project which aims to preserve native amphibians from the proliferation of invasive exotic species.

Part 1 – The Amphibians of Metropolitan France (5 self-supporting panels – 85×205 cm)

Kakemono 1: What is an amphibian? Life Cycle and Habitats

Kakémono 2: Food, Predators and Food Web

Kakemono 3: Presentation of the Anuran species

Kakémono 4: Presentation of the Urodeles species

Kakémono 5: Presentation of the threats weighing on Amphibians

Part 2 – Invasive Exotic Amphibians (3 self-supporting panels – 85×205 cm)

Kakemono 6: What is an invasive alien species?

Kakémono 7: Presentation of the Bull Frog and its impacts

Kakémono 8: Presentation of the Smooth Xenopus and its impacts

Wetlands Exposure

– Wetlands Exhibition

8 kakemonos (self-supporting) 80 x 200 cm present the riches and challenges of these natural environments. You will discover more specifically what types of wetlands are present in our territory, what their roles are and the technical means of preserving them, as well as the specific fauna and flora of these environments. Available in 2 copies.

Stories in Dronne water

An exhibition which tells, in 4 stories, the highlights of the Dronne through the centuries: from the economic river to the ecological river.
5 linen panels (80 x 120cm) to hang.

Climate alert!

An exhibition to understand the phenomenon of climate change: its causes, the associated risks and the means to combat it on a daily basis.

15 panels of 60 x 80 cm. Soft panels, grommets on four corners. This exhibition is accompanied by documentation from ADEME.

Renewable energies

An exhibition to discover and reflect on the history of energy in the world, its place in our society, the different sources of energy, renewable energies and the perspectives for future generations.

17 panels of 60 x 90 cm. Soft panels, grommets on four corners. This exhibition is accompanied by documentation from ADEME.

Energy, what choices for tomorrow?

Through illustrated photos, notably by Yann Arthus-Bertrand, this exhibition invites you to think about the energy issues and choices of today and tomorrow.”

20 flexible posters 58 x 78 cm, eyelets in the four corners, present the different sources of energy, the relationship between living beings and energy and the impact of energy consumption on the environment. This exhibition is accompanied by documentation from ADEME.

Eco-gestures

Today, we are seeing the increase in the price of all forms of energy, even though it is so easy to implement small actions to save energy and make some smart purchases to significantly reduce your heating and utility bills. 'electricity.

This exhibition: 12 kakemonos (60 x 180 cm, reeled) invite you to discover concretely the possible actions to save money and pollute less.

Living differently: local initiatives

How can we act on a daily basis to fight climate change and protect the environment? For example by changing one's habitat and lifestyle habits, through large or small initiatives: the Park has given voice to its inhabitants, who share their experiences through projects and lives through an exhibition “Living differently: local initiatives”. They demonstrate their motivations, their approaches, any difficulties encountered, in short they share their experience. Demonstration by example of the precept “Think global, act local”.

19 flexible laminated panels, 60 x 80 cm, with eyelets in the four corners, and addresses the themes of construction/renovation, energy, water savings, consumption choices, mobility, labels on professional or material. This exhibition is accompanied by documentation from ADEME.

Una linga que mai parlar la país – Do you speak other Occitan? – Expo 1

– A language that makes the country speak – Why do you speak Occitan? 

Exhibition of photographs and testimonies from residents of the Park who, through their personal experiences, bring to life their attachment to Occitan culture. The Exhibition, in French meshed with Occitan, includes 9 Kakémonos (self-supported – 80 x 200 cm). Booklets “Peiregòrd-Lemosin, País occitan”, a document of discovery of Occitan culture (free) accompany this exhibition. Production: PNR and IEO Limousin

A language that the country speaks – Let me tell you – Expo 2

A language that makes the country speak – Let me tell you

Exhibition of photographs and testimonies from residents of the Park who tell you about what they have cultivated and preserved of traditional culture. The Exhibition, in French meshed with Occitan, includes 8 Kakémonos (self-supported – 80 x 200 cm). Booklets “Peiregòrd-Lemosin, País occitan”, a document of discovery of Occitan culture (free) accompany this exhibition. Production: PNR and IEO Limousin

The birds of Périgord-Limousin

Photographic works presenting all the birds representative of the territory: 70 frames 32 x 42 cm.

“The countryside of my childhood” by Gabriel DUGROS

30 frames illustrating rural life in the region during the interwar period. Pictures under frames with hooks at the top

Heritage and archeology

10 Kakemonos (self-supporting) 80 x 200 cm. This ensemble presents the archaeological heritage of the territory. 1 children's game booklet (free) and a brochure (free) accompany this exhibition.