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How European and African scientists are collaborating to increase soil fertility
Marion Guillou is a French engineer and polytechnician, specialized in global food security. She was the Chairperson of the Board of Directors of the École Polytechnique (2008-2013) and President and CEO of INRA (2004-2012). She is a member of the High Council for Climate, a structure created in 2018 and working alongside the French Prime…
3 questions to Cyril Dion #2
Cyril Dion is a writer, director, poet and committed environmentalist. He directed the successful documentary "Demain" with Mélanie Laurent. His latest film, Animal, evokes the 6th mass extinction of species through the journeys of two teenagers, Bella and Vipulan. The director talks to us about the moments and encounters that have particularly marked him during…
Interview: The Ecological Role of Fungus Growing Termites in the Savanna
In Africa, particularly in Northern Botswana, fungus growing termites build giant termite mounds in a very specific pattern that improves soil fertility. John van Thuyne, a Swiss soil scientist at the University of Lausanne, explains this phenomenon, which he has been studying for several years.
Interview: how do changes in the ocean impact soils?
Gilles Boeuf is a biologist at the French Agency for Biodiversity, former president of the French National Museum of Natural History and a speaker at the World Living Soils Forum. He warns about changes in ocean temperatures due to global warming, which could have a significant impact on living soils.
Interview: how to help Togolese farmers adapt to climate change
The Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation supports young researchers through the "Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation grant for IPCC" programme. The grants, awarded every two years in partnership with Moët Hennessy, are a springboard for young researchers from developing countries. M'koumfida Bagbohouna is one of these students. He is working on the impacts…
Interview: Domaine Mirabeau, what practices for regenerative agriculture?
In 2009, Stephen and Jeany Cronk left London to settle in the Var department (Provence). Passionate about wine, the British couple bought the Mirabeau estate with the ambition to produce a world-class wine, while respecting the environment. Today, their different wines are sold all over the world and collect awards both for the quality of…
Interview: the role of phosphorus in soils
Lydie-Stella Koutika is an agronomist by background and a soil specialist. She is the director of the Research Center for the Sustainability and Productivity of Industrial Plantations (CRDPI) in Congo Brazzaville and a member of the board of the World Living Soils Forum. Today, she studies the microorganisms that live in soils to understand how…
3 questions to Cyril Dion
Cyril Dion is a writer, director, poet and committed environmentalist. He directed the successful documentary "Demain" with Mélanie Laurent. His latest film, Animal, evokes the 6th mass extinction of species through the journeys of two teenagers, Bella and Vipulan. The director talks to us about the moments and encounters that have particularly marked him during…
Interview : Soil health, a silent crisis?
Bastien Sachet is an agronomist by background and CEO of the Earthworm Foundation. He is also a speaker at the World Living Soils Forum. The Earthworm Foundation is an international organization that supports local authorities and companies wishing to commit to the energy transition, particularly by helping them revitalize soils and forests. He explains why…
interview – World Living Soils Forum
The preservation of the Living Soils is one of Moët Hennessy’s major commitments in terms of sustainability. This site is intended to consolidate the numerous existing initiatives around the world on the topic as a way to contribute to the sharing of knowledge and help evolve practices to encourage soil regeneration.