Lecture by Marc-André Selosse, biologist and professor at the Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle.
With humor and kindness, biologist and naturalist Marc-André Selosse deconstructs prejudices and invites us to re-examine our relationship with nature
With humor and kindness, biologist and naturalist Marc-André Selosse deconstructs prejudices and invites us to re-examine our relationship with nature
Lecture by Marc-André Selosse, biologist and professor at the Muséum d'histoire naturelle (France)
Human beings have long survived on Earth by tinkering with the knowledge of the moment. With humor and kindness, biologist and naturalist Marc-André Selosse deconstructs prejudices and invites us to re-examine our relationship with nature. What if, in order to better inhabit our world, we had to place humanity within a larger framework, that of living, complex nature?
Human beings have long survived on Earth by tinkering with the knowledge of the moment. With humor and kindness, biologist and naturalist Marc-André Selosse deconstructs prejudices and invites us to re-examine our relationship with nature. What if, in order to better inhabit our world, we had to place humanity within a larger framework, that of living, complex nature?