The Raoul Mille Library is organizing this event in collaboration with several associations. Exhibitions, activities, and conferences will be on the agenda for 12 days, under the patronage of freediver Aurore Asso and former director of the Villefranche Sea Institute, Gabriel Gorky, both of whom are the sponsors of this event.
“My definition of success is longevity.” For Richard Chemla, deputy for health and environment, preserving the ecosystem is a long-term battle. It must be undertaken at all levels: “Through cross-sector collaboration, we can protect our planet. This is a very original aspect of this administration. I am the little enzyme that was added to the reaction, but it is they (Editor’s Note: deputy for sports, culture, and education) who enable our young people to have the keys to the planet.”
Youth at the heart of environmental issues
The city has gone all out for the youth. Time slots reserved for them from June 2 to 11. To support them, associations like CDMM, SOS Grand Bleu, Naturdive, Depth’s Guards, and Sea Shepherd will be at the helm. A necessary joint effort “between the archaeological and environmental services of the Nice Côte d’Azur metropolis as well as the house of environment. It aims to enhance, educate, and inform children about the preservation of the environment and oceans,” says Jean-Luc Gagliolo, deputy delegate for education.
