In 2023, the Poisson Blanc team enlisted the sustainable development guidance of ADDERE Service-conseil. The goal was simple: establish the game plan for the coming years with respect to social, environmental and economic impacts.
One thing’s for sure, sustainable development has always been one of the Park’s core foundations, but it’s always possible to do better. Have a look at the 2025-2027 Plan to find out how we’re going to accomplish this together.
Nature doesn’t need to adapt to our way of thinking. It’s up to us to change our way of thinking to adapt to nature.
The Poisson Blanc Regional Park has achieved Level 4 on GreenStep’s Sustainable Tourism Pathway, following an independent assessment of its environmental, social, and management practices. This certification recognizes the actions implemented by the Park to reduce its environmental impact, improve its operational practices, and support responsible regional development in collaboration with local communities. Discover the initiatives implemented by the Park to place sustainability at the heart of its operations.
In 2025, the Park created the Poisson Blanc Conservation Fund. The idea is simple: give ourselves the means that align with our ambitions and implement projects with a high environmental impact in the Park area. With this fund, we’re thinking big. Whether it’s developing a system for monitoring the ecological state of Poisson Blanc, or carrying out rehabilitation projects on Poisson Blanc reservoir islands that suffered severe damage before the creation of the Park in 2008, well, with this fund these projects are now actually possible.
Visitors who book at the Poisson Blanc contribute to this fund at a rate of 1% of the value of their camping reservation. The Park commits to using the total contributions to this fund as leverage to secure additional funding from public and private partners, in order to carry out projects within the Park’s territory.
