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For an evening, our journalist Vincent Lucchese joined Étienne Davodeau for a bivouac in one of his favorite spots in ...
7 August 2026
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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
As wildfires devastate Gironde, Sylvain Angerand, a forestry engineer and director of the Canopée association for forest protection, criticizes the ...
1 August 2026
In Bulgaria, the remarkably low levels of the Danube River have exposed mammoth remains. Likely from a young woolly mammoth ...
31 July 2026
Emmanuel Macron had committed to planting one billion trees by 2032. This initiative mirrors a production-oriented approach to forestry, which ...
29 July 2026
As France grapples with an unprecedented drought, the government is not meeting the challenges effectively, according to a warning from ...
28 July 2026
The fire that devastated 4,400 hectares of forest in Drôme took nearly a month to be contained. Due to limited ...
21 July 2026
Land Naturalists, both professional and amateur advocates for biodiversity, are gathering in Haute-Savoie. Their agenda includes knowledge sharing and activist ...
19 July 2026
The Ministry of Ecological Transition has issued a warning on Monday, July 13, stating, “The condition of the rivers is ...
17 July 2026
In the Landes forest, lagoons are vital biodiversity hubs threatened by droughts. A program aims to restore them, including transforming ...
16 July 2026
The National Biodiversity Strategy for 2023-2030 has faced significant financial constraints, receiving only 40% of its initially promised budget. This ...
14 July 2026
The law on nature protection is celebrating its 50th anniversary, yet it has never been more weakened. The setbacks multiplying ...
13 July 2026
A Marseille-based organization offers water walking, snorkeling, or diving… by prescription. Activities are tailored to each patient, making the Mediterranean ...
12 July 2026
The palpable essence of life is fading away, swallowed by endless concrete and digital overload. Paul Klotz describes this phenomenon ...
11 July 2026
Inadequate results, lack of strategy… In its latest report, the Court of Audit severely criticizes the state’s inaction against green ...
9 July 2026
In 2025, the French Office for Biodiversity (OFB) conducted a total of 154,344 environmental checks, marking a 13.7% increase from ...
7 July 2026
A sterile square of greenery that requires constant watering and fertilization, closely mown grass is an ecological absurdity. Some landscape ...
29 June 2026
Forests, rivers, mountains… Nature and its landscapes are invaluable allies for our health and well-being, especially during these intensely hot ...
27 June 2026
When the heat intensifies, trees stand as our ultimate allies, yet we often mistreat them. A moratorium on tree felling ...
25 June 2026
The pine processionary caterpillar is making its way northward across France, driven by climate change. Increasingly mild winters are accelerating ...
9 June 2026
The residents of Robinson Crusoe Island (Chile) are exemplary in protecting their marine ecosystem. However, their project to expand their ...
8 June 2026
The Northward March of the Pine Processionary Caterpillar As climate change progresses, the pine processionary caterpillar is making its way ...
6 June 2026
