The Museum's Revenue
The museum's docents share a few simple recipes for cooking with wild plants.
If you're lucky enough to have a garden, chances are you have at least one of these three plants. Here are three quick and easy recipes to help you get your fill of minerals. So, enjoy!
Activities to Do at Home
The museum is drawing on its talents to offer you a few ideas for activities.
Rediscover simple pleasures and share special moments with your children.
Spring Cleaning
Now is the time to tackle a big spring cleaning project using natural, cost-effective, and eco-friendly products.
Secrets of Plants
Want to know everything about these plants: the Sylvie anemone, purple deadnettle, coltsfoot, wild garlic, daffodil, tinder fungus, wood sorrel, and lesser periwinkle? They’re finally revealing their secrets to you!
- Sylvie's anemone or wood anemone
- Purple deadnettle or red nettle
- Coltsfoot
- Wild Garlic
- Oxalis
- The Little Periwinkle
- The Daffodil
- The Tinder Fungus
Illustrator: Thomas Bernardy
Author: François-Xavier Fuchs, mountain guide
Expertise
Spruce shingle siding
Some traditional building skills are disappearing; this includes techniques such as working with spruce shingles, lime plaster, and lime wash. There are few artisans who have mastered these techniques, and they do not always have the opportunity to pass on their expertise.