Bocage 

While fields have been combined to facilitate the passage of farm machinery, the bocage of Quistinic has been well preserved. Edged with embankments built by the farmers from the middle ages, the field have changed little. Woodland is everywhere, combining the typical species of the Breton forest with conifers, appreciated for their fast growth and planted from the 19th century. These species form ecological corridors, favourable to the wild animals; roe deer, foxes, squirrel and woodland birds inhabit these areas.