Lecture 15 May 24 – Dialogue between ancestral knowledge and scientific knowledge
In October 2023, the Tchendukua – Ici et Ailleurs brought together five representatives of the Kogi indigenous people and around fifty European scientists and experts to jointly carry out an assessment of the state of vulnerable areas, mainly located in the Rhône catchment area.
Following these three exceptional weeks, we are continuing the dialogue:
What insights and guiding principles can we draw upon to care for our regions? Initial findings and outlooks from the 2023 cross-disciplinary dialogue on regional health, featuring researchers, scientists and senior civil servants.
Wednesday 15 May 2024, 7.00 pm
in Boulogne-Billancourt
Espace Landowski
28 Avenue André Morizet
(Marcel Sembat metro station)
(Marcel Sembat metro station)
Featuring: Claire Laurant (anthropologist and ethnobotanist), Gilles Mulhauser (biologist and ecologist), Isabelle Houot and Maël Loquais (Educational Sciences), Jérôme Gaillardet (geochemist), Nathalie Michel (physicist), Gilles Montavon (radiochemist)
