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View of Mount Agung overlooking a vast tropical forest in Bali, highlighting Indonesia's volcanic landscapes.
nature

Why Are Volcanic Soils So Fertile?

By Terra-Cultura / 24 August 2026
Jockey conduisant deux buffles décorés pendant une course de Makepung Bali
Short Films

Makepung Bali: The Buffalo Races of Jembrana Indonesia

By Terra-Cultura / 21 August 2026
Children walk across an area covered with plastic waste between stilt houses beside a shallow pool of water.
nature

What Really Happens to Plastic That Ends Up in the Ocean? From Manufacturing to Microplastics

By Terra-Cultura / 17 August 2026
Green sea turtle feeding in a seagrass meadow in shallow coastal waters.
nature

Blue Carbon: The Coastal Ecosystems Helping Protect Our Climate

By Terra-Cultura / 10 August 2026
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nature

How Carnivorous Plants Work ?

By Terra-Cultura / 16 March 2026

Carnivorous plants grow in environments where the soil provides very little nitrogen and other essential

Small brown deer standing in a tropical undergrowth, surrounded by vegetation.
nature

Wildlife photography: Observing nature without disturbing it

By Terra-Cultura / 9 March 2026

Photographing nature is never a neutral act. Every human presence influences a living environment. In

Portrait of Dalang I Ketut Darsana in Bali during a performance of Wayang Kulit, traditional Balinese shadow theatre.
Short Films

Wayang Kulit in Bali : at the heart of a living memory

By Terra-Cultura / 2 March 2026

Before the lamp is lit, silence settles. Behind the white screen, a Dalang carefully prepares

Silhouettes of Wayang Kulit puppets projected onto a screen in Bali during a traditional performance.
culture

Wayang Kulit in Bali: between tradition and transmission

By Terra-Cultura / 23 February 2026

Before the lamp is lit, there is silence. Behind the white screen, a Dalang carefully

nature

Primary forest: Understanding what this term really means

By Terra-Cultura / 16 February 2026

The term primary forest is widely used, yet rarely understood with precision. It refers to

nature

Plastic pollution: a real threat to the oceans

By Terra-Cultura / 9 February 2026

Plastic pollution is now one of the major threats to marine ecosystems. Every year, millions

Short Films

Trunyan, the Village of Silent Souls – Short Documentary

By Terra-Cultura / 2 February 2026

A Village Outside Conventional Death Practices Trunyan is a village in northern Bali where the

Interior of a mausoleum of Shah-i-Zinda in Samarkand with ceramic decorations and calligraphic inscriptions
culture

Shah-i-Zind, the necropolis with sacred mosaics in Uzbekistan

By Terra-Cultura / 26 January 2026

North east of Samarkand, Shah i Zinda offers a more intimate reading of Central Asia.

nature

Why do seabirds travel so far to feed?

By Terra-Cultura / 19 January 2026

Seabirds travel impressive distances to find their food. Some cross several thousand kilometers during a

Visible human developments along a rocky coastline, modifying the relief between cliffs, built-up areas and shoreline.
nature

When nature preserves the memory of human actions

By Terra-Cultura / 12 January 2026

Across the world, landscapes bear the traces of human actions repeated over centuries. Agricultural terraces,

Installations industrielles émettant des gaz polluants contribuant aux dépôts atmosphériques sur les paysages environnants
nature

Acid rain hasn’t disappeared, it has changed its appearance.

By Terra-Cultura / 5 January 2026

Long associated with the visible excesses of industrialization, acid rain is often considered a problem

Détail des racines aériennes d’une mangrove sur la côte de Bornéo, exposées à marée basse sur un sol argileux.
nature

Mangroves: coastal forests that protect life and climate

By Terra-Cultura / 24 November 2025

Between sea and land, mangroves shelter exceptional biodiversity and act as a natural shield against

nature

Why do green turtles return to lay their eggs in the same place?

By Terra-Cultura / 17 November 2025

Sukamade Beach stretches like a golden ribbon beaten by the Indian Ocean. Every night, between

View of Fort Margherita in Kuching, built during the reign of Charles Brooke to protect the Sarawak River.
culture

James Brooke, the White Rajah of Sarawak in Borneo

By Terra-Cultura / 10 November 2025

In the mid-19th century, a British adventurer with a singular destiny set foot on the

two Galapagos gannets standing on a straw floor, observing their surroundings
nature

Galapagos Gannets: Learn More

By Terra-Cultura / 3 November 2025

Spectacular and mysterious, the blue-footed booby of the Galápagos captivates naturalists, biologists, and photographers around

A Kyrgyz horseman raises his golden eagle to the sky on a plain surrounded by barren hills.
nature

Eagles of Kyrgyzstan: when the sky becomes a companion in the hunt

By Terra-Cultura / 27 October 2025

In the high valleys of Kyrgyzstan, the golden eagle is far more than a bird.

nature

Marine iguanas: the dragons of the Galapagos

By Terra-Cultura / 20 October 2025

Born on hostile volcanic islands, marine iguanas have achieved a unique feat in the animal

Woman removing cinnamon bark from a branch during harvest in Vietnam
nature

Cinnamon cultivation in Vietnam: between tradition and sustainable future

By Terra-Cultura / 13 October 2025

In Vietnam, cinnamon cultivation illustrates the subtle alliance between peasant traditions, scientific research, and global

formation rocheuse en plateau sous un ciel avec des nuages en Islande
nature

The Language of Clouds: Reading the Sky Without Instruments

By Terra-Cultura / 6 October 2025

Long before satellites, humans knew how to read the sky. Clouds, winds, and light formed

Panache de cendres s’élevant du cratère de l’Etna sous un ciel partiellement dégagé.
nature

Etna and Catania: Between Fire and Devotion

By Terra-Cultura / 29 September 2025

At the southern tip of Italy, in Sicily, Mount Etna dominates the horizon. This active

nature

How waves are formed: the origins of the ocean’s breath?

By Terra-Cultura / 22 September 2025

Behind every wave lies a precise mechanism. First, the wind transmits its energy to the

Grenouille brune posée sur une feuille verte, une feuille sèche en arrière-plan.
nature

Frogs, revealing a changing world

By Terra-Cultura / 15 September 2025

They leap through our tales, our marshes, and sometimes our laboratories. Fragile yet essential, frogs

Portrait d’un gnou bleu debout dans une plaine sèche, observant son environnement naturel.
nature

The Blue Wildebeest, Sentinel of the African Savannas

By Terra-Cultura / 8 September 2025

Across the endless plains of East and Southern Africa, a silent actor shapes the landscapes

Short Films

Trunyan Bali Documentary – Trailer

By Terra-Cultura / 4 September 2025

Trunyan is a village in northern Bali where the dead are not buried or cremated.This

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View of Mount Agung overlooking a vast tropical forest in Bali, highlighting Indonesia's volcanic landscapes.
nature

Why Are Volcanic Soils So Fertile?

By Terra-Cultura / 24 August 2026
Jockey conduisant deux buffles décorés pendant une course de Makepung Bali
Short Films

Makepung Bali: The Buffalo Races of Jembrana Indonesia

By Terra-Cultura / 21 August 2026
Children walk across an area covered with plastic waste between stilt houses beside a shallow pool of water.
nature

What Really Happens to Plastic That Ends Up in the Ocean? From Manufacturing to Microplastics

By Terra-Cultura / 17 August 2026
Green sea turtle feeding in a seagrass meadow in shallow coastal waters.
nature

Blue Carbon: The Coastal Ecosystems Helping Protect Our Climate

By Terra-Cultura / 10 August 2026
Children jumping from a wooden pier into a lake near a village.
culture

Why Do Languages Disappear? Understanding the Loss of the World’s Intangible Cultural Heritage

By Terra-Cultura / 3 August 2026
Crocodile head emerging from the water in a tropical wetland.
nature

The Most Dangerous Animals in the World: Why Science Contradicts Our Fears

By Terra-Cultura / 27 July 2026
Water buffaloes rest in a river under tropical heat in Asia.
nature

Why Water Buffaloes Are Slowly Disappearing From Asian Rice Fields

By Terra-Cultura / 20 July 2026
Aerial view of a tropical estuary where ocean currents mix coastal water, sand and mangroves.
nature

Ocean Currents: The Invisible Highways of the Oceans

By Terra-Cultura / 13 July 2026
Cups of infused tea with leaves and aromatic herbs.
nature

Tea: A Global Drink Between Science, Traditions and Economy

By Terra-Cultura / 6 July 2026
Whale shark moving through open blue ocean waters.
nature

Whale Sharks: Understanding the Largest Fish in the World

By Terra-Cultura / 29 June 2026
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