Slow, discreet and always ready to come out after the rain, the snail is a small but essential inhabitant of our gardens.
It helps to clean up nature by eating dead leaves and contributes to soil balance.
But it is often considered a pest, and its survival is threatened (by pesticides, the disappearance of wetlands and overly manicured gardens).
To continue to be able to observe it after the rain, let's leave corners of wilderness untouched and limit the use of chemicals.
Small but essential, bees are vital for the pollination of many plants and crops, enabling them to develop. Today, they are under threat from pesticides and intensive farming practices.
If we love fruit and vegetables, let's protect bees by promoting environmentally-friendly farming!
With their big ears and soft fur, it's hard not to fall for the rabbit, the little mammal that inhabits our countryside. The European rabbit, a small inhabitant of meadows and forests, is under threat from habitat destruction, disease and climate change.
Yet this small animal plays an essential role in ecosystems. If we want to continue to cross paths with them, let's preserve the forests where they live!
And here's the latest addition to the farm world to brighten up our Bublus... The cat! Domestic or wild animal, this ball of hair is part of the favorite companions of children but is also one of the animals most abandoned by Man.
When they are separated from their family, cats are traumatized for life by the heartbreak of abandonment and rebuild with difficulty... Easy Peasy then appeals to all cat lovers in order to raise awareness and stop pet abandonment.
Alliée précieuse des jardins, la coccinelle régule naturellement les pucerons sans aucun produit chimique.
Pourtant, l’usage d’insecticides et la raréfaction des espaces sauvages menacent ses refuges et son cycle de développement, ce qui fragilise son rôle d’auxiliaire pourtant indispensable.
Si la tradition en fait un symbole de chance, c'est surtout la nôtre qu'elle incarne : en protégeant ses habitats, nous préservons un équilibre biologique irremplaçable.
colourful, elegant and completely harmless, is it still necessary to introduce the butterfly, an animal with dazzling colours and astonishing symmetrical patterns?
A sign of luck or mild weather, the butterfly is unfortunately experiencing a decline in their population due to the intensification of agricultural practices and the growing urbanisation.
If we want to keep admiring these beautiful creatures, we have to increasingly limit the transformation of their environment!
