<p><strong>R&eacute;sum&eacute; :</strong></p> <p>Notre article se propose de reprendre l&rsquo;interrogation cherchant &agrave; savoir si &laquo; les humanit&eacute;s environnementales permettent d&rsquo;analyser plus finement les multiples hybridations &agrave; l&rsquo;&oelig;uvre &raquo; (Appel &agrave; communications du colloque &laquo; Humanit&eacute;s environnementales : Sciences, arts et citoyennet&eacute;s face aux changements globaux, UMR SENS, SEH, MSH SUD, Montpellier, 5-7/10/2021) dans la gestion et les usages des milieux naturels, sauvages ou anthropis&eacute;s. Il s&rsquo;agit pour cela de nous focaliser sur un cas d&rsquo;&eacute;tude, la micro-r&eacute;gion de Balagne, dans le nord-ouest de la Corse, afin d&rsquo;observer le retour de pratiques solidaires autour de l&rsquo;entretien et de l&rsquo;am&eacute;nagement d&rsquo;espaces &laquo; naturels &raquo; situ&eacute;s &agrave; proximit&eacute; des lieux de vie. Autour de ces espaces embl&eacute;matiques de l&rsquo;histoire locale et d&rsquo;un certain mode de vie, des associations, mais aussi des habitants individuellement, se retrouvent pour r&eacute;activer des <i>chjame &ndash; operate</i>, op&eacute;rations solidaires et collectives, jadis tr&egrave;s importantes pour la coh&eacute;sion et le bon fonctionnement des communaut&eacute;s rurales. Celles-ci s&rsquo;ouvrent &agrave; pr&eacute;sent &agrave; l&rsquo;ensemble des composantes de l&rsquo;&eacute;cosyst&egrave;me, laissant percevoir une transition &eacute;cologique et sociale inclusive envers le non-humain.</p> <p><strong>Abstract</strong>&nbsp;:</p> <p>Our article aims to take up the question of whether &#39;environmental humanities allow us to analyse in greater detail the multiple hybridisations at work&#39; (Call for papers for the conference &#39;Environmental Humanities: Science, the Arts and Citizenship in the Face of Global Change&#39;, UMR SENS, SEH, MSH SUD, Montpellier, 5-7/10/2021) in the management and use of natural, wild or anthropised environments. The aim is to focus on a case study, the Balagne micro-region in north-west Corsica, in order to observe the return of solidarity-based practices around the upkeep and development of &#39;natural&#39; areas located close to where people live. Around these spaces, which are emblematic of local history and a certain way of life, associations, but also individual residents, are coming together to reactivate chjame - operate, collective solidarity operations, which were once very important for the cohesion and smooth running of rural communities. These are now opening up to all the components of the ecosystem, suggesting an ecological and social transition that is inclusive of non-humans.</p>