
We track forests, oceans, climate, wildlife and human ingenuity. Nature et Science turns field data, lab breakthroughs and indigenous knowledge into vivid stories, maps and experiments you can join.

Old-growth forests absorb 7.6B tonnes CO₂ yearly. We measure it leaf by leaf.
eDNA from a single litre of river water revealed 34 hidden species.

Nature et Science started as two biologists notebook-blogging in the Pyrenees. Today we run sensor networks in 12 biomes, partner with universities, parks and schools, and publish open data. No hype, no greenwashing — only verifiable wonder. We believe a child with a magnifier and a satellite see the same miracle at different scales.
We document how nature works and how science protects it: pollination networks, mycorrhizal internet, whale highways, glacier memory, urban wild corridors. Every article links field notes to methods you can reproduce.
We place camera traps, acoustic loggers, soil probes and plankton nets — then bring results to classrooms. Our ethics: leave no trace, share all data, credit local guides first.


“To protect, you must first fall in love with data.”
— Elena Marceau, founder, ecologist
Click any news card to dive deeper. All our coverage grows from these six research pillars.

Mycorrhizae, canopy fog, old-growth carbon vaults.

Plankton, coral heat-resistance, whale culture.

Glaciers, peatlands, urban heat islands.

Wolves, lynx, bees, migration flyways.

Microbiome, eDNA, fermentation science.

Citizen science, eco-cities, light pollution.
AI identified 214 bird species. Silent spots mapped to pesticide use — now 14 farms switched to hedgerow corridors.
Pollen + charcoal + DNA show forests recovered in 40 years after fire when beavers returned. Rewilding works.
Our school protocol lets kids sample rivers safely. Data feeds national red lists.
Join autumn seed hunts. We germinate, sequence and replant with local nurseries.

Triangulation: field sensor + lab replicate + independent expert review. Raw CSVs, photo EXIFs and lab notebooks are archived. Uncertainty is shown, not hidden — you will see confidence intervals, not miracles.
Each card opens as its own page — e.g. /your-story-slug/ — with full HTML report and 3 related reads.
Our writers are in the field. Check back at dawn — new stories sprout daily.
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✓ Named authors + review dates ✓ Open data links ✓ Corrections log ✓ No sponsored articles ✓ Photos with location & EXIF ✓ Kids-safe explainers alongside technical versions.
An independent nature-science media + field lab. We publish stories, run monitoring plots, lend sensors to schools and help rewild lands. Think National Geographic soul with open-source lab heart.
Yes! Text summaries and datasets are CC-BY for education. Credit “Nature et Science — natureetscience.com” and link back to the original /slug/ page. Raw high-res prints for exhibitions on request via contact.
See /#contact. Spring bird counts, summer plankton tows, autumn seed harvests. No PhD needed — curiosity + boots required. Under-18 with guardian.
70% solutions journalism: peat restoration, beaver dams vs floods, agrivoltaics, urban forests cooling streets by 4°C. We quantify what works, where, and at what cost.
Readers, workshops, small grants. No fossil, pesticide or fast-fashion ads. Annual transparency report published every March.
A teaspoon of healthy soil holds more microbes than people on Earth. A single whale fall feeds deep-sea life for 50 years. Nature is the best technologist — we just take notes.