Listen to the world change with Sophie Larmoyer. Around the world, Europe 1 reporters and correspondents explore and tell the daily life of other cultures, their perceptions of the news and our country. Long-format reports and exciting guests. A sound journey to open the mind and discover the unknown.
Yellowstone National Park: Biodiversity in danger!
Yellowstone Park is one of the emblems of Wild America and its great outdoors. This preserved natural area is a source of information for scientists studying the effects of global warming. The sediments they find there are a real machine to go back in time. But today, their report is overwhelming: in just a few years, the temperature of the Park has increased by one degree, causing the drying up of lakes and the disappearance of animal species. Guided tour in one of the most beautiful places on the planet.
Report by Xavier Yvon , correspondent in the United States
In Senegal, climate refugees
Rising sea levels are inevitable and should unfortunately occur more quickly than expected. This rising water pushes thousands of people to exodus. Every year, there are 25 million displaced people. In the north of Senegal, near the city of Saint-Louis, Abdou Aziz and his family live this daily drama. They lost everything, their house was drowned in the ocean and they have no choice but to live in a refugee camp.
Reportage and decryption of Jean-Sébastien Soldaini , special envoy to Senegal
A book in the world
Nicolas Carreau takes us on the ice to visit polar bears with photographer Michel Rawicki. This one travels the polar regions and captures the beauty of these animals. The shots of Michel Rawicki give us to see the bears in motion in their daily lives. A beautiful photo album.
"Nanuk, the big book of the polar bear" by photographer Michel Rawicki . Preface by Hubert Reeves. Editions Albin Michel.
Forests victims of men
Francis Hallé is one of the greatest botanists of our time. An ardent advocate of the environment, he devoted his life and work to the study of trees and plants, especially the rainforest. He is now advocating for the reconstruction of a primary forest in Western Europe. Because there is only one in Europe: it is the Białowieża forest in Poland . It has been classified by Unesco as a "biosphere reserve". This natural habitat is a protected area for many animal species, we can even see the last wild bison in Europe. Despite this, the Polish government does not hesitate to decimate whole hectares of this forest.
Report by Fany Boucaud correspondent in Poland
Guest : Francis Hallé , botanist and author of many books including "But where do the plants come from? »And« Advocacy for the rainforest », at Actes sud editions
In India , on the outskirts of the city of Bombay lies the magnificent forest of Aarey . Living space for many animal species and for the tribe of Adivasis, it is constantly nibbled by the extension of the city. Thousands of trees have already been cut down to promote the extension of a third subway line, with a train depot in the heart of the forest. Citizens have mobilized and managed, for now, to counter the project.
Report by Como Bastin , correspondent in India
Autistan Travel
Josef Schovanec , philosopher-traveler and autistic sprinkler shares with us his view of the world, a little different ...
Josef made a most surprising encounter during a recent trip: he spent a moment with a hermit! Or more exactly it is he who came to meet him. An exchange that strongly influenced Josef.