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The ash dieback disease is advancing through northeastern France, killing thousands of trees. This incurable fungal illness is also disrupting ...
25 October 2026
ParAshley Morgan
Heads of State largely absent, sparse media attention… The COP17 on biodiversity opened in Armenia to a notable lack of ...
23 October 2026
Elitism, competition: as the number of hikers in France has roughly doubled over the last decade, reporter Mathias Riquier examines ...
22 October 2026
The European Commission has instructed member states to bring all degraded ecosystems back to a healthy state by 2050. France’s ...
20 October 2026
Would you like another COP? After the land degradation conference in August, and ahead of the climate summit planned in ...
19 October 2026
Banc d’Arguin (Gironde), report Holding a spotting scope in one hand and a handheld tally counter in the other, Paul ...
17 October 2026
Despite the frequent wash-ups of sargassum on the shores of Martinique and Guadeloupe, researchers and businesses have struggled to convert ...
16 October 2026
Will the European Union soon rid its seas of floating fish factories? That proposal was put forward on September 29, ...
15 October 2026
For more than twenty years a leisure operator has been running quad-bike outings across the garrigue, including in areas where ...
14 October 2026
The iconic Yosemite National Park in the United States has long been a target for commercial interests. The latest example: ...
13 October 2026
Hautes-Alpes, reportage A high, piercing whistle slices through the stillness — short, sharp, like shattering glass. A second cry answers ...
11 October 2026
Indigenous Sámi Rights Under Threat in Sweden In the lead-up to the elections, the Swedish government and some political parties ...
6 September 2026
The French government has officially reinstated the hunting of the European Turtle Dove for the 2026-2027 season. A ministerial decree ...
31 August 2026
Dolphins use coral for their skin, monkeys consume soil for their stomachs, and bees turn to alcohol when ill… Here’s ...
29 August 2026
Every year, a team conducts a census and bands migratory birds at the Marcenay pond in Côte-d’Or. This delicate yet ...
23 August 2026
It was believed to have been extinct in the Sarthe region: the last sighting of this small white flower with ...
20 August 2026
The concepts of borders and walls, which are so prevalent in our imaginations, are meaningless on the scale of a ...
17 August 2026
[The New Faces of Environmental Crime 3/4] The craze for succulents has reached such heights that some individuals are willing ...
13 August 2026
Constructed in the 19th century, a collection of London cemeteries known as the “Magnificent Seven” have transformed into scenic walking ...
11 August 2026
The slag heaps, remnants of the mining industry, are more alive than one might think when they were first constructed. ...
9 August 2026
For an evening, our journalist Vincent Lucchese joined Étienne Davodeau for a bivouac in one of his favorite spots in ...
7 August 2026
In Val-d’Oise, numerous orchards are being uprooted and replaced with cereal crops. This change is leading to a reduction in ...
6 August 2026
Following the fires that ravaged the Fontainebleau forest in early July, the National Forestry Office (ONF) and local associations are ...
4 August 2026
On Thursday, July 30, 2026, the Earth reached its annual “overshoot day,” marking the point where humanity has used up ...
3 August 2026
Following recent wildfires, various animal rights groups are calling for a hunting moratorium in Fontainebleau, a move met with resistance ...
2 August 2026
