Environment

Quel temps pour la planète ?

2024

Discover weather phenomena and the future of the climate thanks to positive, innovative and sustainable initiatives and committed people.

Quel temps pour la planète ?

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Episode 51 10 min

Village micro-sawmill

On the programme: a village micro-sawmill; a surprising canvas; cats and dogs facing winter.

Village micro-sawmill

Episode 50 10 min

Social farming

On the programme: social farming; flowerpots made from mussel shells; spring roast and quick choucroute.

Episode 49 10 min

Watercress

Programme summary: watercress; portrait of Michel Hempte, amateur meteorologist; scallops for the festive season.

Episode 48 11 min

Sport in winter

Programme summary: advice on doing sport in winter; the Ressourcerie Namuroise recycling centre; chicken thighs, aioli and a chicory salad.

Sport in winter

Episode 47 10 min

Eau de vie

Programme summary: Champ des Possibles - eau de vie; preparing sage and rosemary herbal teas; Sart Tilman, an example in terms of transition.

Episode 46 18 min

The Battle of the Bulge

Programme summary: a devastating cyclone hits Mayotte; weather at the heart of war; an immersive exhibition at the War Museum.

The Battle of the Bulge

Episode 44 10 min

Semois Nature

Programme summary: Semois Nature with François Roussillon; feeding the kitchen garden in autumn; Fraternités Ouvrières in Mouscron.

Episode 43 11 min

Mobile sawmill

Programme summary: a mobile sawmill; an award-winning cheesemaker; Wallonia red lentil soup.

Episode 42 10 min

More biodiversity in the garden

Programme summary: natural gardens; the squirrel, a woodland elf; biodiversity in prison.

More biodiversity in the garden

Episode 41 11 min

Walnut harvest

Programme summary: the walnuts are ready, it's going to be a hard winter; all the diversity and nuance of Somme Bay; celeriac, potato and Herve cheese gratin.

Episode 40 10 min

Going to school by bike

Programme summary: going by bike; a slow food activist; sourdough toast.

Going to school by bike

Episode 39 11 min

Greening your playground

Programme summary: "Ose le Vert, Recrée ta Cour", or how to green-up your school playground; a cathedral beech grove; no foot, no horse.

Greening your playground

Episode 38 11 min

Hexapoda, the insect museum

Programme summary: the little beasts we love to hate; in contact with the soil; an unusual exhibition at the seaside.

Hexapoda, the insect museum

Episode 37 10 min

Making the most of our waste

Programme summary: the little green box; what happens to the stuff we throw away; plants for a healthier interior.

Making the most of our waste

Episode 36 11 min

An eco-friendly company

Programme summary: more space for the River Vesdre; delaying grass-cutting; the RTBF's green projects.

An eco-friendly company

Episode 35 11 min

Acoustic bird surveys

Programme summary: happiness in the meadow; coffee grounds; long-distance travellers.

Acoustic bird surveys

Episode 34 11 min

Shopping without charge

Programme summary: the garden of wonders; the Magasin Gratuit, social and free of charge; braised leeks with soft-boiled eggs.

Shopping without charge

Episode 33 10 min

The raccoon, a threat to biodiversity

Programme summary: becoming a professional firefighter; slug traps, the raccoon, a species under surveillance.

The raccoon, a threat to biodiversity

Episode 32 12 min

The world of the bee

Programme summary: a connected kitchen garden; the little world of the bee; wilted lettuce and potatoes.

The world of the bee

Episode 31 10 min

Wallonia's most beautiful meadow

Programme summary: farming with precision; the walnut tree; trees in the heart of the meadows.

Wallonia's most beautiful meadow

Episode 30 11 min

The Fagnes and their shepherds

Programme summary: the water network, discovering hydrogeology; agro-pastoralism; prawn sandwiches.

The Fagnes and their shepherds

Episode 29 10 min

Plants for health

Programme summary: tourism that respects the natural world; brambles, friend or foe; the Herba Sana garden.

Plants for health

Episode 28 11 min

Bio-sourced insulation

Programme summary: an environmentally-friendly steelworks; protecting against the Asian hornet; discovering bio-sourced insulation.

Bio-sourced insulation

Episode 27 10 min

Manhay and those caring for its water pipes

Programme summary: when rocks recount their history; a profession in short supply, those who care for our water pipes; peas "en cocotte".

Manhay and those caring for its water pipes

Episode 26 10 min

Natural ethical cosmetics

Programme summary: up-cycling waste; a natural pond; natural, ethical cosmetics.

Natural ethical cosmetics

Episode 25 11 min

The downside of a funicular railway

Programme summary: summer living aboard a boat; mussels with Gueuze; boat lifts.

The downside of a funicular railway

Episode 24 10 min

Jessica De Saedeleer: the vibrant art of strings

Programme summary: an urban Mediterranean-style nature reserve; Jessica De Saedeleer, exceptional stringed instrument-maker; Granny's Russian eggs.

Jessica De Saedeleer: the vibrant art of strings

Episode 23 11 min

Social agriculture

Programme summary: happiness from the garden; decorating the balcony; farming the feel-good factor!

Social agriculture

Episode 22 11 min

A farmhouse bakery

Programme summary: wholesale but always local; pavement weeds; a daily loaf made on the farm!

A farmhouse bakery

Episode 21 11 min

Portrait of a stained glass artist

Programme summary: the gardener at the château; a stained glass artist for fifty years; smashing the croque-monsieur.

Portrait of a stained glass artist

Episode 20 11 min

La Cyclerie

In Liège, three friends have opened a "cyclery", a workshop making made-to-measure bikes where sustainability and the circular economy take pride of place. Plus, a fresh look as weeds...

Episode 19 11 min

Portrait of a milliner

An immersive visit to the history of fashion and folklore with Magalie, milliner in Spy, who makes hats, caps, kepis...

Portrait of a milliner

Episode 18 10 min

Instruments without limits

We explore the world of Max Vandervorst, a musician who creates musical instruments out of the most unlikely objects. And we meet Thomas Jean, a somewhat off-beat photographer and video-maker.

Instruments without limits

Episode 17 9 min

Bryology

We discover all about bryology, the science that studies bryophytes or, in plain language, mosses. We also head off to meet farmers and market gardeners.

Episode 16 9 min

With the wind in their sails

Understanding the weather and adapting to the vagaries of the wind is an all-essential skill for any self-respecting sailor. And that's exactly what they teach at the Froidchapelle sailing school, where there's no age limit for those wanting to learn to sail!

With the wind in their sails

Episode 15 9 min

Histoire d'un Grain: from grain to flour

We set off to discover a small cooperative in the Herve region: Histoire d'un Grain makes local organic flour... but not only.

Histoire d'un Grain: from grain to flour

Episode 14 8 min

Ringing the birds

As each year, the Mouscron CRIE (a regional centre for learning about the environment and nature) organises the ringing of birds to count numbers and species and study their migration.

Ringing the birds

Episode 13 8 min

Dressing the Manneken Pis

We take a journey back in time in the company of a Brussels icon: the Manneken Pis. The tradition of dressing the statue dates back several centuries and his wardrobe is constantly growing...

Dressing the Manneken Pis

Episode 12 9 min

An invisible world

We head to the Virelles lakes to analyse their microscopic pond life. A fauna that is almost invisible but none the less fascinating for that! Then we head off to Wanze, between Liège and Namur, for a round of golf...

An invisible world

Episode 11 9 min

Robin di Bwé

We discover the Robin di Bwé collective! Wallonia's modern-day Robin Hoods are out to re-enchant the local forests with the help of the local population. Plus a little trip to explore in the Virelles Nature Reserve.

Episode 10 11 min

A brewery self-sufficient in electricity

We visit the Elfique brewery in Aywaille, producing all the electricity it uses thanks to an old hydraulic turbine powered by the Amblève canal.

A brewery self-sufficient in electricity

Episode 9 9 min

Environmentally-responsible haberdashery

Mathilde and Sophie, fervent defenders of zero-waste, turn other people's rubbish into beautiful objects. They have opened an environmentally-responsible haberdashery. A local initiative that encourages upcycling.

Environmentally-responsible haberdashery

Episode 8 9 min

Bertrand and his flowers

Bertrand has a passion for flowers, a love of horticulture that dates back to his early childhood. With his wife France, his flowers have decorated forty Walloon towns along with the floats for the annual Ducasse d'Ath carnival parade.

Bertrand and his flowers

Episode 2 19 min

Climate Chance - part 2

Programme summary: a look back at the first day of Climate Chance 2024, the first European summit for ecology in Liège; when snow comes to Belgium; calling the fire brigade; the project proposed by farmer Vincent Matelart...

Climate Chance - part 2

Episode 1 17 min

Climate Chance - part 1

Programme summary: the perspectives ahead for Climate Chance 2024, the first European summit for ecology in Liège; a look back at the floods of 2021 in the Liège region; dare to go green, redesigning your outdoor space...

Climate Chance - part 1

Discover weather phenomena and the future of the climate thanks to positive, innovative and sustainable initiatives and committed people.

Réalisation : Nathalie Guirma

Catégories Environment

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Provenance : Belgium

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La Radio-télévision belge de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (RTBF) est une entreprise publique autonome à caractère culturel. Active en télévision, en radio, sur le web et les réseaux sociaux, la RTBF est un acteur de sa communauté et moteur d’expression et d’épanouissement de ses publics.

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