
The natural site of Coët Létune, or elves’ wood in Breton, is listed as a Natura 2000 site. These humid prairies called “megaphorbia”, are flooded in the winter providing silt and enriching the soil, creating a land where water-loving plants thrive. Exposed to sunshine and uncultivated, these prairies are colonised by tall plants including angelica, reed canary grasses, purple loosestrife, comfrey, hogweed and water dropwort.