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Yann Arthus-Bertrand: His immense property near violated, he takes matters into his own hands

Yann Arthus-Bertrand: His immense property near violated, he takes matters into his own hands
Yann Arthus-Bertrand: His immense property near Rambouillet violated, he takes matters into his own hands

It is a property that matters enormously to Yann Arthus-Bertrand, who evokes a “utopia that came true”with the Parisianin its edition of January 6, 2025. A residence located in the Millière valley, Les Mesnuls, near in . A place where deer and does “understood that they were at home here”as explained by the one we saw opposite Stéphane Rotenberg for the GoodPlanet foundation a few years ago.

A true paradise on earth for the 78-year-old French environmental activist, who saw his peace disrupted on December 7 “when six hunting dogs with hounds” allowed themselves to return to one’s property. A natural area of ​​nearly 30 hectares “which has hosted for four years the rewilding project carried out by the Vallée de la Millière association, of which Yann Arthus-Bertrand is the founding president”. The one we saw hilarious at the Vendanges de Montmartre with Anne Hidalgo in 2019 did not hesitate to file a complaint against the Bonnelles-Rambouillet crew, owner of the dogs who entered his home without his permission.

Yann Arthus-Bertrand wants a definitive end to hound hunting in Rambouillet

Very committed to ecology and animal protection, Yann Arthus-Bertrand also launched a petition with two demands: “strict respect for private property” as well as the implementation “an exit plan for the definitive end to hunting with hounds by 2030 in the Rambouillet forest”. A petition which has already collected nearly 25 000 signatures according to our colleagues from Parisian. If he says he doesn’t want “come off as a stupid and mean anti-hunter”the photographer who we saw admiring a powerful and rare work alongside Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière a few months ago, he nevertheless finds that hunting with hounds is a “archaic and uncontrollable practice”, that he sees as “a leisure activity for an elite and not a necessary practice of regulation”.

Obviously, Yann Arthus-Bertrand’s fight is being emulated almost everywhere. “I’m starting to receive phone calls from all over . People are interested in my project. Many don’t even know that you can say no”concludes the famous photographer.

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