After the success of the first meeting of Paris Match live on parismatch.com, entitled “The Call of the Planet”, the magazine team devoted a second part to the oceans.
They were there, on time, Thursday, March 17 at the Bellemare studio. And even very early, so as not to miss the start of the live broadcast of this second edition on parismatch. com and Facebook. A public of almost all ages registered within the limits of the seats to experience – as closely as possible – the news of the oceans with the personalities of this meeting on the environment, designed like a television program. Cézembre, a student, is passionate about the sea. Before and after the live broadcast, she has these words: “This kind of program is important. There is pollution and solutions. You have to know both aspects to mobilize. I am fortunate to have had a place to hear expert witnesses on these subjects. And talk to them. My comrades, they are connected. They are very numerous. Internet users sent “waves” of messages or questions to the guests.
Maud Fontenoy, the navigator and ambassador of the oceans, Guillaume Néry, the champion freediver, Jacques Rougerie, the oceanographer architect, Philippe Berterottière, CEO of GTT, leader in the greening of the oceans, but also Bertrand de Lesquen, director of the magazine “Marine & Oceans”*, associated with this meeting, even received congratulations for their commitments in favor of the blue planet. It is Benoît, freediver and reader of our magazine, who slips – to each of them – this word: “Thank you for speaking out as you do. In what you tell us, there are facts and dreams, perspectives. This is also how we see the sea and how everyone is committed to preserving this living world from which we get 70% of the oxygen we need. »
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Francis Vallat, honorary president of the French Institute of the Sea and author with Isabelle Autissier of the book “Our future is written in the ocean”, adds: “This call from the planet is necessary. It would take more often to testify while explaining and uniting the greatest number. Prince Albert of Monaco, whose testimony introduced this Oceans Special, is preparing to inaugurate Monaco Ocean Week. He too says it: “It is together that we must take care of our environments in order to protect them. “An expression that echoes what Patrick Mahé, managing director of the editorial staff of Paris Match, underlines: “The sea, the oceans, it is a big family that brings us all together.” Bertrand de Lesquen continues: “This family spirit – initiated by great sailors – is inspiring. What we experienced this March 17 live was not only a quality moment with exceptional witnesses, but also an hour and a half of sharing with all audiences. Before leaving the session of this show and disconnecting, Julie sent this conclusion: “The sea, the oceans, it is peace, serenity, well-being. We stay ahead, we watch, we breathe, we swim, we dive, we live, we relive. It is beauty. Let’s preserve it like a jewel. »
* marine-oceans.com.
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