Endemic trees planted so far
Endemic birds reintroduced
Acres of conservation zone
Visitors annually
Hectares of endemic forest restored
Facing the bay of Mahebourg from the foot of the Lion Mountain, Ferney is a historical and natural treasure of Mauritius, home to one of the last endemic forests of the island. Our ambition is to position and develop the 2,800 Ha private domain as a hub for sustainable development, working on environmental education, healthy living and responsible Agro or Agri-tech development.
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Our Commitments
Ecosystem restoration by replanting 100,000 endemic trees by 2030 through La Vallée de Ferney Conservation Trust, a unique public-private partnership between CIEL and the Government of Mauritius, with the support of the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation
Our Commitments
Participating to CIEL’s goal of planting 1,000 Ha by 2030
CIEL Ferney Trail is the largest trail event in Mauritius, gathering more than 3,500 runners every year, at Ferney La Vallée.
What would it take to make CIEL Ferney Trail a carbon neutral event?
