Reports

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• The soil : the most living environment of the planet

  Soil microbiology; biological degradation, chemical and physical; loss of biodiversity; the forest; mushrooms; the tree, large water manager; European agriculture, unsustainable model.
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• With love, from the Amur tiger

  A Russian scientific expedition looking for the Amur tiger
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• One year in the life of a pack of Wolves

  A year in the life of a pack of wolves in Kaloujskie Zaceki, Russia, by Drs in Biology J.A. Hernandez-Blanco and E. Litvinova from the Russian Academy of Sciences.
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• The Kenyan Savannah : the silent drama of the Massaï Mara

  The African savannah has a kind of magic... Unfortunately, most people are so ungrateful of this surrounding beauty: like everywhere on the planet, they assume the right to dispose of everything, regardless the consequences that will inevitably occur. The world will be less beautiful when there will be no more trees, or elephants, rhinos, big cats or birds.
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• The Common Grey Wolf in France

  “Wolves are afraid of the man for evident reasons, the man, him, is afraid of the wolf by misunderstanding,” John Theberge
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• Unforgettable encounters...

  What if this year we changed our plans?
  Instead of going to track Lynx in the Jura Mountains, why not try to find traces of evidence of Wolves in the Vercors?
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• In the eye of the Whale

  A magic encounter with an humpback whale and her calf in Rurutu, French Polynesia.
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• Kaziranga, the last Indian Rhinos’ Refuge

  At Kaziranga NP, the Single-Horn Indian Rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis indicus) is under three main threats: poaching, human pressure, risk of epidemics, despite the efforts of the rangers.
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