Littoral

Music in the salt marshes/Of waves and words

The singing salt-worker is a strange bird, a shoreline wader with an urban twist that, like its cousin the thrush, sings from dawn until dusk. The violinist Delphine Coutant is a remarkable example. The ship's library, an indispensable element before each departure. Which books help us to cast off?

Presented by: Marine Barnérias.

The Tringaboat, the first boat approved for use on ordinary roads. The practice of catch and release, where the fish is returned to the water after capture, is becoming increasingly popular. Old sailing vessels rejoin the merchant fleet and are being used to transport foodstuffs, a revival centred on Douarnenez.

Presented by: Marine Barnérias.

The Trébeurden Diving Centre trains deep-sea divers, the future graduates will be employed to carry out public works underwater. The island of Cézon was completely abandoned when the Le Nestour family bought it at auction at the end of the 1950s. Today it attracts artists, restoration workshops, tourists and historians.

Presented by: Marine Barnérias.