A place of biodiversity, research, and community.
Exploring the Reserve on foot is the most authentic way to experience it.
The guided tours take visitors along the trails and through the main habitats: dunes, ponds, pine forests, and bird-watching areas.
Environmental guides help you interpret the landscape and experience nature with respect and curiosity.
The Reserve is also a place for learning and personal growth.
Students and young professionals can participate in internships and apprenticeships in the fields of nature conservation, communication, and management, working alongside the WWF team on research and outreach activities.
An experience that combines knowledge, responsibility, and a love for the earth.
Studying nature means learning to protect it.
The Reserve hosts activities such as monitoring of flora and fauna, nature observation, and data collection for conservation projects.
Biologists, students, and enthusiasts collaborate with the WWF to better understand the Mesima ecosystem and ensure its long-term protection.
The Mesima Reserve is a hub for ideas and concrete action.
From environmental restoration to promoting sustainable tourism, from environmental education programs to initiatives that highlight the region’s unique qualities, every project contributes to building a greener and more conscious future.
Every initiative is a step toward a development model that unites nature, community, and beauty.
Every activity, big or small, stems from a spirit of care.
Whether you come to observe, to learn, or to lend a hand, the Reserve welcomes you as part of its life cycle.
Because protecting the Mesima is not just a gesture: it is a way of living in the world.