What makes island life so unique?
Discover why islands like Terceira in the Azores are home to such unique and fascinating biodiversity.
Between endemic species, surprising adaptations and the impact of geographical isolation, dive into the mystery of the island syndrome.
Why are the Azores an evolutionary mystery?
Dive into the heart of the Azores to explore one of the greatest mysteries of island evolution. Despite their isolation in the middle of the Atlantic, these nine volcanic islands boast a singular biodiversity that defies scientific expectations.
Mount Pico, Portugal's highest peak
A video with a slightly different style than usual, for another exceptional expedition, the ascent of Pico in the Azores, Portugal's highest peak! An adventure marked by physical effort, but well worth the diversions...
The Geopark in Terceira: in the middle of the Volcanoes
Discover the mysteries of the rocks in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Azores Geopark. Of course, we'll also be talking a little about biology and ecology, because as you'll see, everything in nature is interconnected!
Mare-longue: The last forest?
Back in the tropics. What could be better than exploring the south of Réunion Island and discovering a unique forest?
Terceira's sulphur vents
Come and visit a geological feature of the Azores Archipelago with me: fumaroles!
Unseen remnants of the region's volcanic activity, discover the mysteries of these formations...
Lava tubes on Réunion
In this unique expedition, I'll be taking you deep into the bowels of the Piton de la Fournaise. In the heart of the lava tunnels, let's retrace the passage of the lava that flowed in 2004...
Taking action to conserve an endemic species
Head for Manapany, in the south of Réunion Island, to take part in a restoration project.
The aim? To help conserve a critically endangered endemic species!
Immersed in my work
I'm taking you to my workplace ... in the heart of the tropical rainforest!
In this video, venture into this very special environment for a unique look at the flora and fauna, and discover the working conditions of ecologists in the field!