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Jul 2025
3m 11s

Marécages (Wetlands)

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(Rediffusion)


Les marécages disparaissent trois fois plus vite que les forêts. Quand il s'agit de les restaurer, il y a un héros aux pouvoirs remarquables, le castor.


Traduction :

We are losing wetlands three times faster than forests. When it comes to restoring them there is one hero with remarkable powers - the beaver.


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