From an Alpine pearl prized by poets to a lake suffocated by pollution in the 1970s, Lake Geneva almost sank. But in the face of suffocating waters, voices were raised: citizens, fishermen, journalists and committed scientists joined forces to alert, mobilise and restore an ecosystem in danger. This human, ecological and civic epic tells the story of how a determined civil society rose to the challenge.
To find out more about their history, join us for our next webinar, presented by Robin Pittet, project manager at the ASL and curator of the exhibition “Léman l'éveil d'un peuple” ("Lake Geneva: the awakening of a people").”
ASL webinars are held 2 to 4 times a year at 7pm for approximately one hour. These seminars take the form of interactive and dynamic discussions with the invited specialist, moderated by the ASL.
The aim is to create a privileged contact with an expert in the field in question, enabling you to ask questions, share your opinions and even encourage debate between participants from the comfort of your sofa.
And it's free!
