This Saturday, June 8, France Bleu La Rochelle immerses you in the ocean: what are the challenges for the coming years? What solutions can we imagine to preserve biodiversity? What impacts on us, on our diet? From coastal erosion to city policies, including fishing and gastronomy, France Bleu La Rochelle is committed to giving you the most faithful point of view possible on the problems and solutions imagined in Charente-Maritime, with a special broadcast from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. live on the radio and a round table organized at the La Rochelle Aquarium from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. You can register to attend by passing by.
Listen to the special broadcast from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on June 8
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The program of the special program (10 a.m.-12 p.m.)
What state is our ocean in? Micro-plastics, degassing, noise pollution, warming of water temperature, consequences on the marine world… We will talk about it with Valérie Ballu, director of LIENSs (Coastal Environment and Societies), Matthieu Coutant, biologist, director of the La Rochelle Aquarium, David Beaulieu, of the Echo-mer association.
How to manage ocean attacks and coastal erosion? Should we move residents who live by the sea? We will discuss it with Sophie Panonacle, president of the office of the National Council for the Sea and Coasts. And Lionel Quillet, president of the community of communes of Île de Ré.
Can we still live peacefully from the ocean? Marie-Christine Lahary, director of the Central Atlantic Association of Fishery Products Buyers, will come to debate the issue. At his side Martin Alessandrini, advocacy officer at the Tara foundation.
Strengths and resilience of the ocean. We will be to talk about it with Agnès Michelot, vice-president of the French Society for Environmental Law. Barthelemy Schlumberger of the NGO Bleu Versant and Ingrid Arnaudin, scientist, working on algae and health.
The program of the afternoon round tables
2 p.m. – The ocean, state of play and issues, with Ambre Benier, general director of the La Rochelle Aquarium.
2:10 p.m. – Coastal erosion, chronicle of a predicted wave, hosted by Julien Fleury (France Bleu La Rochelle), with:
- Sophie Panonacle, President of the office of the National Sea and Coastal Council (CNML) and the National Coastline Committee (CNTC), she is also a Renaissance deputy for the 8th constituency of Gironde, that of the Arcachon basin.
- Xavier Bertin, research director at CNRS, at LIENSs (Littoral, Environment and Society).
- Anna Righi of the Waterfamily, an education association on water issues aimed at the general public and young people.
2:50 p.m. – City policies and the relationship with the Oceaninterview led by Eric Valmir (director of France Bleu La Rochelle) with :
- Jean-François Fountaine, mayor of La Rochelle (subject to)
3 p.m. – Ocean pollution and life offshore with those who live therehosted by Vincent Giret, general director of #2050NOW with:
- Antoine Cornic, skipper
- Martin Alessandrini, advocacy officer at the Tara Océan foundation.
3:35 p.m. – The ocean and those who live from it, focus on food and gastronomy, hosted by Julien Fleury with:
- Christopher Coutanceau, fisherman, cook, restaurateur
- Julien Lamothe, director of From Sud-Ouest, association of producers in the fishing industry
- Ludivine Martinez, marine biologist, head of Cohabys, who conducts assessments of the impacts of industrial installations or operations on marine fauna.
4:15 p.m. – We are the ocean, the vital relationship between man and the ocean, hosted by Julien Fleury
- François Frey, engineer, marine researcher, president of Esprit de Velox, which seeks to develop a new generation of offshore vessels
- Agnes Michelotvice-president of the French Society for Environmental Law
- Jerome Spitz, co-director of the Pelagis observatory
5 p.m. – The ocean, the relationship with humans, the sensory and art, interview conducted by Eric Valmir from:
- Arthur the Valiant, skipper.
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