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16 février 2021
Wildlife Crossings
How to peacefully coexist with the rest of the natural world? This is a question haunting everyone concerned about the current direction our human species is taking. I decided to document wildlife crossings because they are a visual representation of that question, they propose - in their specific field - a very pragmatic...
2 septembre 2019
Jaguars in French Guiana
Deep inside the jungle of French Guiana is unfolding a war that does not get much public interest. Young soldiers coming from continental France are sent into the jungle of Guiana to fight organized gangs coming from Brazil and looking for one thing, gold. The soldiers' mission in Guiana is lasting only 4...
11 août 2019
Bearded vulture in the Alps
Europe’s vulture comeback is the consequence of the fight of some people to repopulate the sky. Symbol of this rescue, the bearded Vulture (or lammergeyer), this huge “bird of fire” decimated in France over a century ago. In France, lammergeyer population are spread out into 3 different groups: the Alps, Pyrenees and Corsica....
11 août 2019
Yellowstone in Winter
Unlocking the mysteries of Yellowstone National Park (USA) in the middle of winter is a fascinating experience. In those lunar landscapes carved by the forces of the planet, an amazing wildlife is lying, shrouded in the morning mist. This inspiring travel brought me back to the bygone ice age. Signs of a geothermal...
11 août 2019
Amur Leopard
The Amur Leopard is the most endangered species of big cat in the world. Extirpated from Korea and China, this elusive big cat only survives in its northern range, the Russian Far East. Land of Leopard, a new National Park of 2500km² (965.26mi²) created by order of Vladimir Putin in 2012 crystalizes all...
11 août 2019
Lynx in France
Who would imagine that in a country such urbanized as France a big cat as the Eurasian Lynx would make a come back? With 27 inches (70cm) high at the shoulder and a total weight of 50lbs (23kg), the feline is the biggest of all the lynx species and is definitely not an...
15 mai 2017
Jaguars in Costa Rica
The Costa Rican jaguar, an elusive animal, is the symbol of a country devoted to the protection and valorization of its unspoilt natural spaces. The biggest cat in America is nevertheless an endangered species. Professor Eduardo Carrillo, an international expert on Central America’s cats, has recognized the threat. The investigation we carried out on...
15 mai 2017
Tigers in Bhutan
Bhutan, although a small country, has one of the biggest commitments to conservation. With the highest proportion of forest cover in Asia at 70.46%, it has almost 5 million acres of protected land that is rich in forests, pristine rivers and thriving wildlife. Placed right at the heart of the Eastern Himalayas, it...
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