The schooner Tara takes to the sea to understand the invisible people of the ocean
Audio 48:30
The scientific schooner Tara Pacific when it left the port of Lorient, in the west of France, in 2016. (Illustrative image) © FRED TANNEAU / AFP
By: Anne-Cécile Bras Follow
50 min
On December 12, 2020, the crew of the schooner Tara set off from Lorient for a two-year mission to study the functioning of the marine microbiome and its sensitivity to temperature rises or ocean pollution.
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Guests:
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Romain Troublé
, director of the Tara Oceans Foundation
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Colomban de Vargas
, research director at CNRS, director of the Tara Oceans Research Federation
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Chris Bowler
, research director at CNRS and co-director of the Microbiomes Mission.
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