Les Terres de Nataé, located in Brittany, is a sanctuary dedicated to the conservation of endangered species. Inspired by the Celtic deity Nataé, the park emphasizes the protection of wildlife and offers visitors a unique opportunity to engage with nature. Spanning 14 hectares of lush vegetation along a river, the park is home to approximately 120 animal species, with a significant portion being endangered, including the African lion and the Burmese star tortoise.

Visitors can explore diverse ecosystems while enjoying the tranquility of the park, and their experiences contribute to vital conservation efforts. The facility operates with a dedicated team of around 70 caretakers who prioritize animal welfare. Les Terres de Nataé not only provides immersive activities for families, such as the Keeper for a Day experience and educational programs for schools, but also hosts events for professionals and community support initiatives. Visitors are encouraged to partake in seasonal attractions and engage in meaningful conservation efforts, ensuring that their time spent at the park helps protect vulnerable animal species for future generations.