A Papuan chef in Annecy to raise awareness of the dangers of deforestation

Mundiya Kepanga, Papuan chief of the Huli tribe, established in Papua New Guinea, will be in Annecy (Haute-Savoie) on April 1st.

This is the opening day of the first transition meetings organized by the metropolis.

The leader will attend a cinema in the city at the screening of the documentary

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Humor, philosophy and poetry

The report produced by Marc Dozier and Luc Marescot is dedicated to Mundiya Kepanga.

It relays Papuan concerns about the future of forests and trees as well as the preservation of nature in general.

The chef shares his comments using humor and appealing to philosophy and poetry.

After the screening of the documentary, an exchange session with the public is planned.

Mundiya Kepanga will speak to raise awareness of the scourge of deforestation.

He will discuss his relationship to nature and the predictions of his ancestors.

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• Deforestation

• Planet

• Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes

• Annecy

• Nature

• Papua

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