The exceptional wealth of fauna and flora that is still protected by the Regional Natural Park of the Golfe du Morbihan, the archipelago of which has been a Natura 2000 site since 2007, is under threat from the high number of visitors to the protected spaces. The 200,000 visitors a year that come to the Île d'Arz, which has a linear coast of around 18 km, are causing protected spaces of community importance to deteriorate. Areas of engagement and awareness-raising, represented by 7 micro-architectures that punctuate the peripheral coastal path on the island territory, emphasise the historical and geographical characteristics of the site. Through these modules, the island reveals the secrets of its bygone days and protects its coasts, just as the guardians of the island once did in the 19th
