How do these scientists walk on the canopy ? | GEDEON DOC
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The “Radeau des Cimes”, a gigantic and remarkable inflatable structure designed for the exploration and study of forest canopies, embarks on a thrilling expedition to Madagascar.
Over fifty international scientists take turns at the summit of one of the last virgin forests on Earth to conduct an in-depth study of the region’s extraordinary fauna and flora.
Night shoots and daring acrobatics are required to follow these exceptional researchers at close range. Whether in an airship, aboard a strange inflatable sled, or within a modular platform, they reveal the mysteries of a fascinating ecosystem that must be preserved.
Madagascar, The Canopy Odyssey
Directed by: Antoine de Maximy
Coproduction: GEDEON Programmes, Canal+, Pro Natura, Océan Vert
Format: 52’ – 2002
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedA multidisciplinary scientific expedition in Madagascar's Machoel Peninsula explores the forest canopy to document rare biodiversity and discover bioactive molecules. By utilizing innovative access tools, researchers aim to prove that the economic value of sustainable biodiversity is the most effective way to incentivize governments to prevent deforestation and preserve these unique ecosystems.

