
Planting trees to protect crops: why agroforestry is making a comeback
As heatwaves and droughts become more frequent, farmers are bringing trees back into their fields. Agroforestry helps protect crops, improve soils and build climate resi...
Practical notes about local gardens, seasonal harvests, anti-waste habits and neighborhood exchanges.

As heatwaves and droughts become more frequent, farmers are bringing trees back into their fields. Agroforestry helps protect crops, improve soils and build climate resi...

As heatwaves and droughts become more frequent, the FAO highlights the strategic role of family farming. Beyond food production, small farms strengthen biodiversity, loc...

As heatwaves and drought become more frequent, farmers and gardeners are rethinking what they grow. Choosing climate-adapted crops could become one of the most effective...

France is facing a July marked by exceptionally dry soils and water restrictions in many areas. As drought becomes more frequent, gardeners can adopt simple practices to...

Climate data is no longer reserved for researchers. Thanks to Europe's Copernicus satellites, anyone can now monitor heat, drought and soil moisture. Valuable informatio...

Just days after France’s historic June heatwave, another intense hot spell is affecting the country. For gardeners and local growers, this repetition of extreme events s...

After France’s hottest spring on record and an exceptional June heatwave, dry soils are becoming a major concern for gardeners. Summer 2026 is a reminder that water is n...

As water restrictions spread across France in July 2026, gardens and small local food production are becoming part of a wider conversation about resilience, water use an...

France is facing a historic June heatwave. Beyond the immediate health emergency, extreme heat is exposing the vulnerability of soils, gardens and food systems.