Crunch, crunch... The forest opens its branches! As a walk trough, this album invites us to take the time to observe our surroundings. In the forest, whether it is tropical, humid or tempered, life is running! Up ahead on the canopy, do live outfielder animals. Down under the soil, recycling creatures are colonizing the ground. And so much more to discover!

GDP, interest rate, inflation... We hear these words all day long! Should we still run after the growth? What is an economic crisis? Do we have to chose between economy and ecology? What is the future of the globalization? What will be the labor of tomorrow?

Our body is made of bones, muscles, arteries. Each organ fulfills its role.

But there is also a vital energy that flows in our body that is called Qi by the Chinese, which flows through the meridians.

Our planet offers many sources of energy: highly polluting fossil fuels in limited amounts and cleaner renewable energies! How does mankind transform sunlight, wind power and wave power… into electricity? And what part can we all play in the energy transition?

When we see them, some of us flee, and others take their microscopes. The insects are a source of inspiration as well as a source of information for the scientists. So let us become all tiny and let us observe the insects!

At spring, the ladybird lays its eggs on a leaf. Some days later, a grey and yellow larva emerges. But all these wings, shell and dots, where are they? They do grow later! And surprise! Ladybirds don't just wear red and black dots. They also wear other colors.

It is the holiday ! Our character is happy to meet her grandparents. Her grandfather has prepared a great surprise : a corner of a garden, only for her, and she will take care herself on it.

We often hear that fashion is temporary, shallow, polluting... But we can hardly dispense with fashion. What does fashion tell about our personality? About our society? What is fast fashion? Is sustanaible fashion the only solution?

We are familiar to the cats and the dogs of our everyday life. Both of them are pets, but their skills are very different. But what they have in common is that they need the same amount of care and love.

Many myths grant magic powers to animals. For the Maya, the hummingbird is the messenger of the thoughts. For the Bobos, the chameleon is the creator of the world. By combining of these fascinating stories with scientific studies on animals, we can see how  human beliefs are not so far removed from reality.

“Well Little Red Riding Hood, let me tell you a st…”

“Help, Grandmother! The wolf wants me to be stun!”

Once the Little Red Riding Hood is hidden, the Wolf has to find another victim. But he keeps on unsuccessfully to approach the other animals of the forest. But what if we go beyond appearances?

A centimeter. That is the size of the bee landed near my hand. A meter. That is the length of my teacher’s ruler. A kilometer. That is the distance that we walk in fifteen minutes. What about 1000 kilometers? And a micron? And a lightyear?

12 units of measurement to seize the world.