Official Registered Office, Contact Channels & Financial Transparency
Connect directly with the volunteer administration, scientific coordinators, and executive board of Nature et Culture Dauphiné at our registered headquarters in Romans-sur-Isère.
Official Headquarters: 10 RUE DU LIEUTENANT BONAPARTE, 26100 ROMANS-SUR-ISERE · RNA W262001842
Official Institutional Contact Coordinates
As an Association Loi 1901 formally registered with the Prefecture of the Drôme, Nature et Culture Dauphiné maintains accessible communication pathways for local residents, municipal partners, academic researchers, and institutional bodies.
Postal Address
NATURE ET CULTURE DAUPHINÉ
10 RUE DU LIEUTENANT BONAPARTE
26100 ROMANS-SUR-ISERE
FRANCE
Direct Email Dispatch
General & Civic Inquiries:
marlin1991ad@gmail.com
Direct Telephone
Administrative Line:
+33 9 46 93 16 61
Transparent Public Inquiries
Whether you represent a municipal council seeking ecological consulting on green corridors, a school teacher planning an outdoor biodiversity field day, or an active citizen seeking to report localized habitat degradation along the Isère river, our coordination team is at your service.
Because our officers serve voluntarily, we request that non-emergency inquiries be transmitted via our secure online contact form below or through direct email. Our team typically responds within two to three business days.
Send an Official Inquiry to Romans Headquarters
Your message is routed directly to the appropriate working commission. Submissions are processed without commercial tracking or advertising profiling.
In-Person Public Receptions & Consultation Hours
In addition to digital correspondence, Nature et Culture Dauphiné holds open office hours twice monthly at the Maison des Associations in Romans-sur-Isère (first and third Wednesday of each month, 17:30 to 19:30).
Residents are welcome to drop in without appointment to examine physical herbarium vouchers, inspect recent water survey data sheets, or pick up printed copies of our annual statutory activity reports.
Institutional Transmission Protocols: For formal administrative communications from public bodies (DREAL, OFB, Conseil Départemental de la Drôme, or Intercommunal Syndicates), official correspondence should be addressed to the attention of President Marc Delorme or General Secretary Élodie Martin-Veyret at our registered Romans-sur-Isère headquarters. Formal requests for ecological impact opinions regarding proposed infrastructure alterations are processed within fifteen calendar days.
Citizen Access to Environmental Data: In accordance with the Aarhus Convention and French administrative jurisprudence regarding freedom of access to environmental information, any citizen may request copies of raw biodiversity monitoring datasets, aquatic nitrate test records, or volunteer activity ledgers. Requests are fulfilled electronically free of charge.
Reporting Urgent Environmental Degradation or Habitat Destruction
If you observe active ecological harm within Romans-sur-Isère or adjoining communes—such as unauthorized industrial discharges into the Isère river, destruction of protected nesting cliffs, or illegal demolition of dry-stone heritage walls—our volunteer rapid verification unit can be alerted.
Please include precise GPS coordinates, photographic evidence, and the date and time of the occurrence. Our coordinators conduct on-site verification before liaising with the Office Français de la Biodiversité (OFB), municipal environmental police, or the departmental gendarmerie environmental cell.
Note: For immediate chemical spills or hazardous chemical accidents, citizens must dial the emergency civil security services (18 or 112) immediately prior to contacting our associative office.
Comprehensive Financial Transparency Disclosure
In accordance with the highest standards of non-profit governance, Nature et Culture Dauphiné operates with open-book financial accountability. We explicitly confirm that our association engages in no commercial trading, sells no products, and distributes no dividends.
Funding Structure Breakdown:
• Public Subsidies & Grants (68%): Allocated competitively by the Département de la Drôme, Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, and local municipalities for specific ecological restoration deliverables.
• Voluntary Membership Dues (22%): Fully reinvested in liability insurance, field safety equipment, and participant educational kits.
• Inter-Communal Environmental Contracts (10%): Non-commercial co-funding for invasive species eradication and scientific transect reporting.
"All membership fees and dues are fully reinvested in the association's public interest missions."
