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Great Migration of Life
The Sardine Run, the migration of sardines in southern Africa, is the largest and most famous underwater wildlife event in the world. Its spectacular nature has inspired...
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Noah's Ark
A scientific program by the 1 OCEAN Foundation to understand and preserve animal forests. August 2022. After a particularly amateurish summer...
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Lagoon of Hope
Coral reefs could disappear by 2050. Inevitably, the temperature of our oceans is rising, gradually leading to the decline of this ecosystem...
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Cap Roux
The Cap Roux fishing reserve is a 450-hectare marine protected area at the foot of the Estérel Massif in the Var department. Inside this reserve, created in...
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Thermoresistant ‘super corals’ offer hope amid climate change: Scientists

ABC News highlights our mission in Tatakoto, praising the observation of heat-resistant super corals conducted with Laetitia Hédouin. Hope for coral reefs facing climate change, documented.

« C’est le récif de l’espoir » : ces coraux résistent au réchauffement climatique

Chronique culture de Caroline Filliette sur le livre de photographies Océan, une merveilleuse odyssée photographique d’Alexis Rosenfeld (photographe et explorateur).

On a peine à croire que les dauphins n’ont pas toujours vécu sous l’eau. Pourtant, il y a 50 millions d’années, leurs ancêtres étaient des mammifères terrestres à quatre pattes

Pour son interview d’actualité, Télématin reçoit Alexis Rosenfeld, photographe sous-marin.

Alexis et Malou Rosenfeld : « à deux, nous voulons montrer l’abondance de vie sous l’océan »

Alexis Rosenfeld, patron of the 27th edition of the Montier-en-Der Festival From November 21 to 24, 2024, 1 OCEAN had the honor of participating in the 27th edition of the Montier-en-Der Festival.

A prestigious event on the 7th floor of UNESCO The 7th floor of UNESCO in Paris was the setting for a memorable evening: the launch of our book "Ocean, a

A new book by Alexis Rosenfeld: An exceptional photographic odyssey We are pleased to announce the release of our new book: "OCEAN, A Wonderful Photographic Odyssey."

Thermoresistant ‘super corals’ offer hope amid climate change: Scientists

ABC News highlights our mission in Tatakoto, praising the observation of heat-resistant super corals conducted with Laetitia Hédouin. Hope for coral reefs facing climate change, documented.

« C’est le récif de l’espoir » : ces coraux résistent au réchauffement climatique

Chronique culture de Caroline Filliette sur le livre de photographies Océan, une merveilleuse odyssée photographique d’Alexis Rosenfeld (photographe et explorateur).

On a peine à croire que les dauphins n’ont pas toujours vécu sous l’eau. Pourtant, il y a 50 millions d’années, leurs ancêtres étaient des mammifères terrestres à quatre pattes

Pour son interview d’actualité, Télématin reçoit Alexis Rosenfeld, photographe sous-marin.

Alexis et Malou Rosenfeld : « à deux, nous voulons montrer l’abondance de vie sous l’océan »

Alexis Rosenfeld, patron of the 27th edition of the Montier-en-Der Festival From November 21 to 24, 2024, 1 OCEAN had the honor of participating in the 27th edition of the Montier-en-Der Festival.

A prestigious event on the 7th floor of UNESCO The 7th floor of UNESCO in Paris was the setting for a memorable evening: the launch of our book "Ocean, a

A new book by Alexis Rosenfeld: An exceptional photographic odyssey We are pleased to announce the release of our new book: "OCEAN, A Wonderful Photographic Odyssey."
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