May Tradition: night of April 30 to May 1 (no conifers) in Tosse

The night of April 30 to May 1 is a key moment for the May Tradition in Tosse. This year, the tradition continues—while the gesture changes to help protect the Landes forest.

Important: the post announces a ban on cutting conifers (especially maritime pine) to reduce the risk of spreading the pine wood nematode. To honor the tradition, use a non-conifer species instead: the tradition stays, the tree type changes.

A small collective change for a big impact: aiming for zero spread and healthier forests. Thanks for staying vigilant!