Pourvoirie Humanité is located in Baie-Sainte-Catherine, in the Charlevoix region. Its exclusive 9 km² territory (approximately 715 to 723 hectares) extends through a boreal forest bordered by mountains and features 9 lakes. These water bodies include Lake François, Lake Florent, as well as Lakes Augustin, Fontaine, Léon, Maurice, Lassus, and Petit Lassus. Lake François is characterized by its 12 km of steep shoreline, meanders leading to a dam, beaver lodges, and an island featuring a rocky cliff.
The aquatic environment hosts a significant population of brook trout (speckled trout). Five lakes home indigenous brook trout renowned for their remarkable size.
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Additionally, five of the nine lakes are regularly stocked with trout measuring 9 to 13 inches. Lake Florent is exclusively reserved for catching large brook trout, with an average weight of 2.5 pounds, reaching up to 4 pounds.
On the estate, landscaped ponds attract moose, for which an exclusive 5 km² hunting zone organized around 3 lakes features watchtowers and salt licks. Local wildlife also includes beavers, loons, herons, and a great diversity of birds. Nearby, the proximity of the St. Lawrence River and the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park allows for the observation of marine mammals such as seals, belugas, fin whales, humpback whales, and blue whales.