L'École branchée, un organisme à but non lucratif
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Geography

La saison des tornades

Le printemps est synonyme de chaleur pour la majorité des régions d'Amérique du Nord, entraînant également de grandes instabilités météorologiques, dont la formation de centaines de tornades, particulièrement dans la « Tornado Alley » aux États-Unis. Regard sur ce phénomène météorologique extrême encore peu compris. 

  Maple farming: from sap to maple syrup!

In the spring, in North America, the sugar maples are flowing and maple syrup producers collect their sap to transform it in many ways. Let's discover the different facets of maple syrup through different activity ideas and a host of useful resources.

  On the Pont des Arts in Paris: no more "love padlocks

The Pont des Arts in Paris was famous for its tons of love locks until 2014. However, part of the fence collapsed under their weight. Let's take a closer look at where this tendency for lovers to hang a padlock on public infrastructure to symbolize their love comes from, as well as the importance of finding more... environmentally friendly alternatives!

  A Northern Community on the Front Lines of Global Warming

Tuktoyaktuk is an Inuvialuit hamlet located in the very north of the Northwest Territories. This village of less than 1000 inhabitants is threatened to disappear at any moment. There, in the Great North, global warming is far from being an abstract concept and it is an entire community that risks being engulfed by the next big wave. Let's take a closer look.

  FIFA World Cup

The FIFA World Cup is one of the biggest sporting events in the world. Let's take a closer look at why it has attracted so much interest, both from fans of the sport and from human rights organizations.