Hubert Reeves nous explique la for�t . La for�t est la maison de nos plus lointains anc�tres, elle est le lieu de notre pass� et nous relie � loi. Nous y retournons pour nous p�n�trer de notre origine et pour en retrouver la formidable vitalit�. Gr�ce aux r�centes observations scientifiques, nous savons d�sormais que le monde v�g�tal et le monde animal se ressemblent plus qu'on ne le pensait. Car les arbres sont eux aussi et � leur fa�on des �tres sensibles. Il importe d'assurer le d�veloppement durable des for�ts et la protection de toutes les esp�ces, v�g�tales et animales, qui constituent ces �cosyst�mes.

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Hubert Reeves est sans conteste l'astrophysicien de langue fran�aise le plus c�l�bre au monde. Originaire de Montr�al, il fut, d�s 1953, conseiller scientifique � la NASA, puis � l'Institute for Space Studies de New York de 1960 � 1964. Depuis 1965, Hubert Reeves est �galement le directeur de Recherches au Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique de Paris. Il est pr�sident de l'association Humanit� et Biodiversit�, Commandeur de la L�gion d'Honneur, Compagnon de l'Ordre du Canada et Officier de l'Ordre National du Qu�bec.

N� en 1963 dans les Ardennes fran�aises et nanti d'un dipl�me de l'�cole des Beaux-Arts de Reims, Daniel Casanave partage son temps entre l'illustration, la sc�nographie et la bande dessin�e. Tout � la fois illustrateur pour enfants et dessinateur de presse, il a par ailleurs trouv� le temps de cofonder les �ditions Traverses. Depuis 2001, il explore le monde de la BD en mettant l'accent sur l'adaptation de chefs-d'oeuvre de la litt�rature, tout en participant � des albums collectifs qui lui tiennent � coeur. Chez Dargaud, il a cosign� deux � Aventure rocambolesque � avec Manu Larcenet au sc�nario, et deux � Enqu�te du Commissaire Cr�mer � avec David Vandermeulen. Avec ce dernier, il publie maintenant au Lombard un diptyque consacr� aux classiques de la litt�rature anglaise, les Shelley...

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