Cinnamon cultivation in Vietnam: between tradition and sustainable future
In Vietnam, cinnamon cultivation illustrates the subtle alliance between peasant traditions, scientific research, and global
Terra-Cultura
The Language of Clouds: Reading the Sky Without Instruments
Long before satellites, humans knew how to read the sky. Clouds, winds, and light formed
Etna and Catania: Between Fire and Devotion
At the southern tip of Italy, in Sicily, Mount Etna dominates the horizon. This active
How waves are formed: the origins of the ocean’s breath?
Behind every wave lies a precise mechanism. First, the wind transmits its energy to the
Frogs, revealing a changing world
They leap through our tales, our marshes, and sometimes our laboratories. Fragile yet essential, frogs
The Blue Wildebeest, Sentinel of the African Savannas
Across the endless plains of East and Southern Africa, a silent actor shapes the landscapes
Trunyan Bali Documentary – Trailer
Trunyan is a village in northern Bali where the dead are not buried or cremated.This
Mekong Delta Vietnam
At the gates of Ho Chi Minh City, the Mekong Delta Vietnam unfolds with rice
Kuala Lumpur: between urban verticality and living memory
At the heart of the Malay Peninsula, Kuala Lumpur rises where two rivers meet: the
Kea Parrot: The Intelligence of New Zealand’s Alpine Heights
In New Zealand’s Southern Alps, a bold parrot defies cold and wind. The kea (Nestor
Clove: A Small Spice with a Far-Reaching Story
Clove, small yet potent, has crossed centuries and continents. Native to the Maluku Islands in
Patagonia’s Glaciers: Vanishing Giants of the Southern Andes
Article by Damien Lafon – Photography by Svetlana Markoff Located between 41° and 56° south
Why Do Toucans Have Such a Large Beak?
Colorful, curious, and iconic, toucans evoke both admiration and wonder. Their oversized and vividly colored
Climate: What Is a Marine Heatwave?
Marine heatwaves, still little known to the general public, have been on the rise since
Viscacha, the Silent Watcher of the Andes
In the arid highlands of the Andes, a small figure emerges between two rocks. Ears
The African Leopard: A Stealthy Predator at the Heart of the Savannahs
Stealthy, powerful, and remarkably adaptable, the African leopard (Panthera pardus pardus) remains one of the
Ijen, the reverse side of the crater
In East Java, the Ijen volcano draws hikers, scientists, and curious travelers every night to
Plain of Jars in Laos, a land of enigmas and scars
In the province of Xieng Khouang, in northern Laos, lies a place unlike any other.
The Kingfisher: A Blue Flash Along Europe’s Rivers
A blue flash skims the surface of the water. Within a second, it vanishes. This
New Zealand sea lions
On the remote shores of New Zealand’s South Island and in the cold waters of
Trunyan, the Village Where the Dead Rest in the Open Air
On the shores of Lake Batur, in the heart of Bali, Trunyan preserves a unique