Moana Histoires d'Océan

Feeling the sensitive, infinite space of the ocean

Flora and fauna
Paintings - Graphic arts

Cours des Quais, 56470 La Trinité-sur-Mer

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Whether at sea or on land, Moana offers an intimate encounter with the ocean. Sailing in the Mor Braz - the open sea beyond the Gulf of Morbihan - or examining the treasures of the coastline, her approach is resolutely naturalist and sensitive.

On board the Moana (4 passengers in good physical condition), we embark for the day with Catherine. As the land slips away, everyday life gives way to the present moment. The horizon, the wind, the water gliding along the hull, the sound of birds, the universal joy of a few dolphins... Logbooks in hand, everyone is invited to express what comes to them. Sentinels for IFREMER, we are also hunting for blooms, areas where the proliferation of micro-plankton threatens the marine ecosystem. On land, the ocean fresco gives us a better understanding of the issues so that we can take action. With ornithologist Yves, you can blend in with the reeds to observe the seabirds. With Florence, you can collect treasures from the sea to create ephemeral works of art. We put words to our sensations with Catherine. These are just some of the ways in which we can become more aware of the beauty and fragility of the ocean and protect it more effectively.