Mountain leader Alain Creton and ethnobotanist

Passionate about edible and medicinal plants, living in the heart of a small paradise demonstrating that permaculture is not an empty word, committed (and more than that) to people for whom help is a matter of survival, founder of an association that has now become a must for adapted holidays for mentally handicapped adults (La Pierre et le Sable), Alain is also one of the speakers of the Arkhanim Network and offers mountain stays for families and individuals, schools and leisure centres and companies through group cohesion stays (Team Building).

Alain Creton, naturalist and writer :
For more than 20 years, Alain has devoted most of his professional activity to sharing and enriching his passion for botany and more precisely ethnobotany. His passion for plants and his human commitment have led him to meet many people who use plants in their daily lives, for food but also for therapeutic purposes, and even, in the case of distant cultures, for spiritual purposes. Deepening his theoretical and practical knowledge of the use of plants through his meetings and walks, he has accumulated a wealth of knowledge that his talent as a storyteller-pedagogue has helped to shape.
He is the author of three books on plants, published by Sequoia:
- "Fleurs de nos montagnes" (Flowers of our mountains) (2005)
- "Plantes sauvages comestibles" ("Edible wild plants" (2010)
- "Plantes de santé", with Laurence Chabat (2013

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