Entrelianes

Association Entrelianes is a Lille-based organization founded in 2006 in response to the worsening biodiversity crisis. Its purpose is to involve residents closely in projects that protect and improve their environment and the biodiversity of their local areas. Drawing on experience across the former Nord-Pas-de-Calais region, the association shares information and resources to help people understand local ecological challenges and support action.

Entrelianes focuses particularly on the Métropole Européenne de Lille, where it documents the pressures facing natural spaces and shares findings from collective field surveys. Its “Portraits Nature” are participatory territory assessments that help residents recognize local landscapes, identify ecological issues, and explore practical ways to interpret their surroundings. The association also provides guidance and reading resources for people who want to carry out similar work in their own communities.

Through its website, news, photographs, videos, and social media pages, Entrelianes communicates its activities and perspectives on biodiversity. It invites people to contact the organization, join its mailing list, and support its work, helping sustain independent information and public engagement for nature and the environment.