From 29 January to 28 February 2022, wetlands are being honoured throughout France. In Guadeloupe, the JA-RIV project aims to protect and restore the swamp forest and mangrove of Jarry.

The French Biodiversity Office (OFB) unveils the list of winners of the second session of the "Atlas of Communal Biodiversity" (ABCs) and "MobBiodiv'Restoration" calls for projects, launched in July 2021 within the framework of the France Relance Recovery Plan, thus closing a particularly mobilising year in favour of supporting actors in the territories.

The interreg funding of the CARI'MAM project ended on 30 November. Assessment and prospects after more than 3 years of work.

Living off the sea without exhausting it. Implementing and promoting an artisanal and sustainable fishery is the daily life of Erwan Berton, a fisherman at sea and in the Etang de Leucate.

A mission to better understand the Zélée and Geyser shoals and the Glorieuses archipelago

To refine and simplify population monitoring, traditional counting methods can now be supplemented by the use of drones.

Within the framework of the France Relance national plan, the Martinique Marine Natural Park has concluded an initial partnership with the ICEA, Institut Catholique Européen des Amériques, for the implementation of a new University Diploma on the sea trades. A grant of €131,065 has been allocated by the French Office for Biodiversity to carry out this project.

From 11 to 14 October 2021, the French Biodiversity Agency was mobilised in Chad to train the Forest and Wildlife Guard in conducting nautical missions.

Thanks to the government's recovery plan, the Institut de recherche pour le développement and the Parc naturel marin de Mayotte, with the support of the Centre universitaire de formation et de recherche de Mayotte and the Université de la Réunion, are launching the Future Maore Reef programme for a two-year period.

For more than 70 years and until recently, an anfractuosity in the cliff on the tip of "Bougeo Ar Pebr" in the south-east of île d'Ouessant, was used as a public dump. With the support of the "France Relance" plan, the marine park has launched a project to remove the waste from the cliffside and carry out experimental restoration. This is a technical challenge in an environment where there are many hazards and constraints.