Oiseaux-Nature is a Vosges-based association dedicated to studying and protecting wildlife, plants, and natural habitats. Founded in 1980 and approved for environmental protection, it combines research, practical conservation, public education, and legal advocacy to help preserve biodiversity across the region.

The association conducts naturalist studies and wildlife monitoring, both independently and with partner organisations. Its fieldwork includes installing nests and nest boxes, supporting wildlife, protecting habitats, and establishing no-hunting areas. It also campaigns on issues such as hunting and trapping, and may take legal action to uphold environmental protections.

Oiseaux-Nature invites people of all ages to take part through nature outings, workshops, conferences, exhibitions, and local observation campaigns. Its naturalist portal lets users record observations from the Vosges, helping collect and analyse information about local species. The association also shares practical guidance, species information, biodiversity resources, and advice on living alongside wildlife. Its publications include Le Troglo, the association’s journal, along with exhibitions and educational materials. People can support its work by joining, volunteering, sharing observations, or making a donation.