Limelette

With cultivated areas and urbanised spaces, the The Bois de Lauzelle is an ecological corridor and a refuge area for many animal and plant species. It is one of the region's last biodiversity reservoirs, which maintains and develops a wide range of various indigenous tree species (including beech, oak and ash, as well as a variety of conifers). The forestry policy carried out at the Bois de Lauzelle since 1976 has made it possible to keep intact the diversity of its flora, fauna and forest settlement and has ensured their integrity and protection. This biodiversity guarantees the development of a rich herbaceous flora that has a positive effect on the fauna.
Since it is a living laboratory close to the University and open to researchers and students who concretise the teachings of their applied natural science courses.
The Bois de Lauzelle also fulfils a function of space / green of Louvain-la-Neuve. Its vocation as a place for walks, sports and leisure is one of the fundamental reasons that prompted the university to open this wood to the public.
Biodiversity of certain species in the Walloon forest , Flowers 25%, Birds 57%, Butterflies 43%, Insects 100%

In Greek mythology, dryads are the protective nymphs of trees and forests. Each dryad is born at the same time as a tree of her own, which she guards. A distinction is made between hama-dryads, who are attached to a particular tree and live in it, and other dryads, who can wander freely in the forest.
Nymphs often serve as attendants to higher deities, such as Apollo or Artemis, or to nymphs of a higher rank, such as Calypso.
While they often appear in love myths as the lovers of the gods, they are more commonly united with lower deities, such as satyrs.

The Berger Picard or Picardy Shepherd, is a French herding dog originating in Picardy. These dogs nearly became extinct after both World War I and World War II[1] and remain a rare breed

The Maca
This boy, with a mischievous face, who climbs the perch of the City Hall is the Maca, one
symbols of the city of Wavre! He represents the rebellious and sometimes mocking spirit
attributed to the Wavriens. According to legend, stroking his buttocks would bring luck. In 1962, the sculptor Jean Godart gave birth to a metal teenager.Read more