Holder of a Master's degree in sustainable territorial planning with a specialization in tourism development, Claire Dallemagne joined the team at the Maison de la Transhumance in 2020. As the project manager for La Routo (GR®69), she contributes to structuring the agritourism offer so that the route serves as a way to discover the various heritage, cultural, and landscape dimensions related to pastoral activities, both past and present. She also develops mediation tools around transhumance, conducts educational activities related to the theme, and contributes to the design of a traveling exhibition on transhumance, which is recognized as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
Raphaël Devred is a PhD student in history and environmental humanities at the Centre for Cultural History of Contemporary Societies at the University of Versailles-Saint-Quentin. His thesis explores the environmental history of the Rambouillet estate from the 18th to the 21st century. His research focuses on hunting, forestry, and agriculture, particularly livestock farming and pastoralism, as well as the conservation, management, and heritage preservation of nature from the Ancien Régime to the present day.