SOIL LIFE
Saturday November 26, 2022
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
The Club Cinema
■Speaker
In the presence of a representative of Gentiana
Created in 1990, Gentiana is a scientific association to better understand and protect the wild flora of Isère.
It organizes conferences, botanical training, discovery outings and expert missions.
■ Intervenant
Daniel Thonon
Chef de projet à la ligue pour la protection des oiseaux Auvergne Rhône Alpes DT Isère.
Ingénieur de formation, Daniel est vice-président de la LPO en Isère. Il est investi autour de plusieurs sujets, comme les espaces protégés, le suivi naturaliste des certaines espèces et la gestion des données naturalistes. Il représente la LPO au Groupe National Loup, instance de concertation sur la mise en œuvre du Plan National d’Actions.
COMPETITION
NATURE
THE LITTLE PEOPLE
FROM THE GARDEN
Guilaine Bergeret and Rémi Rappe
Documentary l France, Germany l 52'
A square of vegetable patch at the bottom of a garden. Out of sight, thousands of tiny lives organize themselves in this micro-society: decomposing insects, recyclers, pollinators, garden workers work to maintain a fragile balance, in a hierarchy that has always been in place._cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_
Between parades, mutual aid and attempted putsch, the story of the vegetable garden thus takes the form of a real tale of nature.
COMPETITION
NATURE
HIS MAJESTY
THE FOAM
Jean-Philippe Teyssier & Bruno Victor-Pujebet
Documentary l France l 52'
They have survived climatic tragedies and nuclear contamination thanks to their extraordinary biological characteristics: mosses, or bryophytes, have been striving to conquer the planet for millennia. Recent discoveries are shaking the scientific community: His Majesty the Mosses invites us to discover them through the history of this extraordinary organism, on a journey from the infinitely small to the infinitely large.
COMPETITION
NATURE
HIS MAJESTY
THE FOAM
Jean-Philippe Teyssier & Bruno Victor-Pujebet
Documentary l France l 52'
They have survived climatic tragedies and nuclear contamination thanks to their extraordinary biological characteristics: mosses, or bryophytes, have been striving to conquer the planet for millennia. Recent discoveries are shaking the scientific community: His Majesty the Mosses invites us to discover them through the history of this extraordinary organism, on a journey from the infinitely small to the infinitely large.