Roadside art may have originated with the development of road networks, but it has recently undergone a constant increasing. After giving some examples, we will focus on a creation that was born in the heart of the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve, Quebec, on the edge of Highway 117. This is an apparently spontaneous "gathering" of soft toys in the middle of the landscape, without author or definite purpose. We will point out its similarities with contemporary art, and ask ourselves if it can be considered as an art work, and of what type. We will then examine the link it may have with environmental education, before questioning its future.