Enjoy nature while preserving it. The festival Everyone in An Dlo, organized by L’Asso-Mer and the town of Case-Pilote, offers opportunities on April 2 and 5 to discover new nature-based activities. Film screenings followed by discussions, shows for young audiences, water activities, sports, and games: everything you need for a great time, all while respecting the environment.
Under the Sign of the Whales
Starting April 2, there will be an evening event celebrating biodiversity, featuring a show for young audiences from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the Case-Pilote covered market, titled The Tissue Box, by Jann Baudry.
The evening will continue with the screening of a documentary: Sperm Whale: A Family Story, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., which will feature a discussion—still at the Case-Pilote covered market—moderated by Guillaume Vincent, René Heuzey, and François Sarano. Come join the discussion with experts and scientists specializing in marine biodiversity!
Many local organizations are supporting this festival, all coming together for this single event: SNSM, the Water Authority, CAP Nord Martinique, the Case-Pilote Diving Club, the Rowing Club, and the Open-Water Swimming School. Between land and sea, there’s just one goal: to enjoy nature!
Nature-related activities
This is the 5the For the past year, L’Asso-Mer has been partnering with the town of Case-Pilote to offer a program of activities for everyone to enjoy, young and old alike. Whether in the water or on the sand, for experienced participants or beginners, there’s something for everyone: the activities are free and open to all!
Water activities include: swimming, introductory scuba diving, learning about the work of marine rescue workers, snorkeling excursions, paddle, water games, and rowing. For those who prefer activities on land, they can choose from Creole games with Kryogene, a treasure hunt, or activities at the ocean mural; as for the curious, they can go see the photography exhibition L’Asso-mer’s 10th Anniversary, learn about marine mammals at the Agoa Sanctuary, or check out the citizen science booth with Reef Check.
This year's edition of the festival Tout Moun An Dlo promises wonderful experiences and memorable moments of togetherness, reminding us that it is possible to live in harmony with nature, have fun, and enjoy ourselves while respecting the environment.
