The Aznavour hall in Terres Blanches hosted the diploma ceremony for young individuals who dedicated their summer to monitoring the forest massifs of Bouc-Bel-Air. These young volunteers played a crucial role in fire prevention and the protection of communal natural areas during the high-risk summer period.
On bicycles and horseback, their presence in the field ensured constant vigilance. The ceremony, presided over by Mayor Mathieu Pietri, included elected officials, the Culture, Sport, and Associative Life department, and RCSC members, all gathered to acknowledge the participants' dedication.
Each young recipient received a diploma and a voucher for a sports activity, a dual reward aimed at valuing their civic engagement while promoting sports and community living. Mayor Mathieu Pietri particularly emphasized the importance of this prevention mission, warmly thanking the young people, their supervisors, and the mobilized teams.
This initiative highlights an active and responsible youth, directly contributing to the security of their territory and the preservation of its natural environment.
