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My drone has melted above the Icelandic lava!

An eruption started in Iceland on July 10, 2023 at the foot of Mount Litli Hrútur. A major road and all the pipes and cables that bring hot water and electricity to the capital Reykjavik are just a short distance to the east of the volcanic activity.

Gorongosa
the park of the reconciliation

On Ushuaia TV
on May 22 at 8:45 pm
Our film tells how this Mozambican park, destroyed by the war, is reborn today and has become an engine of development for the local populations.

Gorongosa
the park of hope

In the Figaro Magazine
on May 19, 2023
In the tourism pages of the magazine, the article tells the inspiring story of this national park in central Mozambique and introduces its new Muzimu camp.

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MY DRONE HAS MELTED ABOVE THE ICELANDIC LAVA!

An eruption started in Iceland on July 10, 2023 at the foot of Mount Litli Hrútur. A major road and all the pipes and cables that bring hot water and electricity to the capital Reykjavik are just a short distance to the east of the volcanic activity.

Gorongosa the park of the reconciliation

On Ushuaia TV on May 22 at 8:45 pm
Our film tells how this Mozambican park, destroyed by the war, is reborn today and has become an engine of development for the local populations.

Gorongosa the park of hope

In the Figaro Magazine on May 19, 2023
In the tourism pages of the magazine, the article tells the inspiring story of this national park in central Mozambique and introduces its new Muzimu camp.

Authors

Olivier Grunewald

Olivier Grunewald

photographer, videographer

Olivier Grunewald has been a photographer for more than 35 years, a film maker and a drone pilot. The image is for him a means and a goal to immerse himself in the heart of the forces of the Earth creation and to sink into the intimate world of animal life. His work, notably on sea turtles, northern lights and volcanoes, has been awarded four times by the World Press Photo contest. His reports and books are published in many countries. To highlight the beauty of our planet, is for him, a permanent quest.

Bernadette Gilbertas

journalist, writer

From geography, which she studied and then taught at the University, to ecology, which she practiced for ten years, while directing the Rhône-Alpes Federation for the Protection of Nature in Lyon (now FNE-Rhône), Bernadette Gilbertas passion for nature led her to travel the world alongside Olivier. The articles, books, documentaries, exhibitions, and educational writings of this convinced activist plead in favor of the protection of natural environments and of these men and women with a big heart, scientists or enthusiasts, who dedicate their lives to it.

In the headlines

Gorongosa

the park of reconciliation

Gorongosa national park, Mozambique
The Gorongosa wilderness was, until the late 1970s, the richest and most diverse ecosystem in southern Africa. But sixteen years of violent civil war wiped out this vibrant haven of life. By 1992, Gorongosa had lost 95% of its wildlife. Today, the national park is emerging from its ashes. Behind this miracle, the dynamism of the ecosystems and the collaboration between the Mozambican government and an American philanthropist around an idea: to make the protected area an engine of development for the local populations.

In the headlines

Stories

For nearly 40 years, Olivier Grunewald and Bernadette Gilbertas have been immersing themselves in the heart of the planet's wildest spaces, often accompanying scientific missions, to share its beauty and diversity.
The northern lights and space weather

The northern lights and space weather

The blue nights of the sulphur convicts

The blue nights of the sulphur convicts

Dallol, at the frontiers of life

Dallol, at the frontiers of life

Exhibition

Origines

An adaptable exhibition
that may be reconfigured to best suit its host venue,

  • A minimum of 40 and maximum of 80 photographs
  • For a period of one to several months
  • Tailored designs for indoor and open-air spaces.

Signed and numbered art prints
All the photos in the exhibition are available as fine-art prints.