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Pytheas Research Institute Calanques National Park Camargo Foundation
PYTHEAS RESEARCH INSTITUTE CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK CAMARGO FOUNDATION RESIDENCY FROM JANUARY 10 TO FEBRUARY 14, 2018 «CALANQUES, TERRITORY OF SCIENCES, INSPIRING INFLUENCE» CALL FOR APPLICATIONS PYTHEAS RESEARCH INSTITUTE / CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK CAMARGO FOUNDATION • CALL FOR APPLICATIONS • 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS THE PROGRAM 3 THE CONTEXT, BY GILLES CLEMENT 4 THE PARK & ITS PARTNERS 6 AREAS OF INQUIRY 7 AN ART & SCIENCE RESIDENCY PROGRAM 8 ELIGIBILITY 9 DURATION, STIPEND, AND ACCOMODATION 10 TO APPLY 11 THE SELECTION PROCESS 12 EXAMPLES OF RESEARCH OF THE PYTHEAS INSTITUTE 13 THE PARTNERS 14 CONTACT US 15 PYTHEAS RESEARCH INSTITUTE / CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK CAMARGO FOUNDATION • CALL FOR APPLICATIONS • 2 THE PROGRAM Current changes in the environment are provoking questions about ourselves and the Human- Nature relationships more and more often. The Calanques National Park, the Pythéas Research Institute (Aix-Marseille Université, CNRS, IRD), and the Camargo Foundation have decided to invite eight international artists or collectives for a one-month residency in January-February 2018. Accompaniedsetting of the Calanquesby researchers, National officers Park. and users of the park, selected artists will be invited to re-invent links between nature and inhabitants of the Marseille metropolitan area in the Survey of red gorgonian coral («Paramuricea clavata») © Romain DAVID- IMBE / OSU Pythéas PYTHEAS RESEARCH INSTITUTE / CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK CAMARGO FOUNDATION • CALL FOR APPLICATIONS • 3 THE CONTEXT (1) BY GILLES CLÉMENT (GARDENER, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND AUTHOR) beings and inert elements from a universe of superstition and polytheistic belief. This The word «nature» came into being during the Ancient Greek period, to remove non-human separation gave rise to natural science. -
Jérémy Sayegh
PORTRAIT N°2 Jérémy Fisherman Pêcheur Sayegh Can you introduce yourself in a few Pourrais-tu te présenter en quelques words? mots ? My name is Jérémy, I am 27 years old, Je m’appelle Jérémy, j’ai 27 ans, I live in Marseille near the port of j’habite à Marseille, à côté du port de La Madrague de Montredon, and I am la Madrague de Montredon, et je suis a fisherman. marin pêcheur. When did you decide to become a Depuis quand es-tu pêcheur ? fisherman? Tell us your story. Raconte nous ton histoire. I have been working as a fisherman since Je suis marin pêcheur depuis l’âge de I was 14 years old. It’s a passion that 14 ans. C’est un métier que j’exerce was passed on to me by my stepfather avec passion, grâce à mon beau-père, Jean, who taught me everything I Jean, qui m’a enseigné le métier. Il m’a know. He shared his love for the sea transmis cette passion de la mer depuis with me when I was still a little boy. tout petit. J’ai toujours su que je voulais I always knew that that’s what I wanted en faire mon métier, j’ai donc fait un to do, so I undertook a CAP (a vocational CAP de pêche, en alternant trois training course, ed.) in fishing. Each semaines de boulot pour une semaine month I would alternate working for d’école par mois. Je partais donc avec three weeks with a week of going to lui en bateau, parfois très tôt le matin, school. -
A Guide to Rules, Customs and Good Practices
PROTECTING THE SEABED : ENDANGERED SPECIES NAVIGATIONAL MARKERS AND ANCHORING TECHNIQUES PROTECTING THE RESOURCE : THE «RESERVE EFFECT» MAIN REGULATIONS ABOUT THE MARINE AREAS OF THE PARK USEFUL CONTACTS Emergency contacts : VHF Channel 16 Yellow buoys : The following activities are prohibited within the marine areas of the Park CROSS Med : 0033 (0)4 94 61 16 16 Mediterranean «trottoir» (Lithophyllum Marking buoys delimiting prohibited or or if you call from a mobile phone : 112 lichenoides) : restricted areas (these can be spherical, Damaging the natural heritage This build-up of coralline algae hosts many conical, cylindrical, etc.). Harbour master’s offices : VHF Channel 9 animal and plant species. It develops within Motorised sporting events Marseille the cracks and small inlets hit by the swell, Old Port : 0033 (0)4 91 99 75 60 forming some sort of «trottoirs» (French word White buoys : Frioul : 0033 (0)4 91 99 76 01 for pavements). It grows very slowly and is Designed to moor recreational and diving Recreational fishing events support vessels. Pointe Rouge : 0033 (0)4 91 99 75 67 particularly sensitive to trampling and pollution. The will to protect certain marine areas along the coast of the Calanques is Mooring buoys delimiting mooring areas for Fishing within the no-take zones Cassis amateur yachtsmen are located in Port-Miou very old. The closed area of Endoume was imagined by Paul Gourret and set (NTZs) See coordinates on the map up in 1894 between the Marégraphe (Corniche Kennedy), and the beaches Harbour of Cassis : 0033 (0)4 42 32 91 65 and in the bay of Cassis (for ships over 20 Using electric or hydraulic assist devices while Port Miou : 0033 (0)4 42 01 96 24 metres). -
Fabuleuses Provence Et Côte D'azur
Fabuleuses Provence et Côte d’Azur et Provence Fabuleuses Côte d’Azur Côte Aix-en-Provence Le Comtat Venaissin Les vallées p. 96 et ses environs p. 54 Roya et Bévéra, Avignon aux portes et ses Les Alpes- du Mercantour environs Le Luberon de-Haute-Provence p. 162 p. 86 p. 108 et les Gorges du Verdon p. 120 L’arrière-pays azuréen p. 184 Monaco p. 154 Nice p. 132 Arles et la Camargue De Nice p. 74 à Menton p. 142 Les Alpilles De Cannes p. 66 Marseille à Saint-Tropez et ses environs p. 196 De Nice p. 34 à Cannes De Saint-Tropez p. 170 à Bandol p. 210 Sommaire Le meilleur de la Provence et de la Côte d’Azur ................ 12 Le portrait 17 Géographie et climat ............................................................. 18 Histoire .................................................................................... 21 Les attraits 33 Marseille et ses environs ....................................................... 34 Le Vieux-Port, la Joliette et le Panier ....36 L’Opéra, Saint-Victor et le Pharo ........47 L’archipel du Frioul ............................42 La Corniche, le Prado, L’Estaque ...........................................44 la Pointe Rouge et les calanques .....49 De la Canebière à la Plaine ................44 Cassis et ses calanques ....................52 Longchamp et la Belle de Mai ...........46 Aubagne ............................................53 Aix-en-Provence et ses environs .......................................... 54 Aix-en-Provence ................................56 Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume À l’extérieur du -
Arrete Prefectoral N° 118/2020
Toulon, le 15 juin 2020 DIVISION « ACTION DE L’ETAT EN MER » ARRETE PREFECTORAL N° 118/2020 REGLEMENTANT LA NAVIGATION, LE MOUILLAGE DES NAVIRES, LA PLONGEE SOUS-MARINE ET LA PRATIQUE DES SPORTS NAUTIQUES DE VITESSE DANS LA BANDE LITTORALE DES 300 METRES BORDANT LA COMMUNE DE MARSEILLE (BOUCHES-DU-RHÔNE) Le vice-amiral d'escadre Laurent Isnard préfet maritime de la Méditerranée VU le code des transports et notamment ses articles L. 5242-2 et L.5243-6, VU le code général des collectivités territoriales et notamment l’article L. 2213-23, VU le code pénal et notamment les articles 131-13 et R. 610-5, VU le décret n° 2004-112 du 6 février 2004 modifié relatif à l’organisation de l’action de l’Etat en mer, VU le décret n° 2007-1167 du 2 août 2007 modifié relatif au permis de conduire et à la formation à la conduite des bateaux de plaisance à moteur, VU le décret n° 2012-507 du 18 avril 2012 modifié créant le Parc national des Calanques, VU le décret n° 2016-1108 du 11 août 2016 portant création de recueils d’actes administratifs des préfectures maritimes sous forme électronique, VU l'arrêté ministériel du 27 mars 1991 relatif au balisage et à la signalisation dans la bande littorale maritime des 300 mètres, VU l’arrêté inter-préfectoral n° 2012016-0002 du 16 janvier 2012 modifié portant création de la zone maritime et fluviale de régulation du grand port maritime de Marseille, réglementant le service de trafic maritime et de diverses mesures relatives à la sûreté du grand port maritime de Marseille, VU l’arrêté préfectoral n° 172/2013 du 6 -
Histoire Des Paysages Et De L'occupation Humaine Du Massif Des
Aix-Marseille Université Centre Européen de Recherche et d’Enseignement en Géosciences de l’Environnement Discipline : Géosciences de l’Environnement THÈSE présentée par Carole Romey pour obtenir le grade de Docteur d’Aix-Marseille Université Faculté des Sciences et Techniques Histoire des paysages et de l’occupation humaine du massif des Calanques depuis 300 000 ans Soutenue publiquement à Aix-en-Provence, le 27 novembre 2013 Devant la commission d’examen composée de : Dr. Audra Philippe Université de Nice Sophia Antipolis Rapporteur Dr. Beck Christian Université de Savoie Rapporteur Dr. Magny Michel Université de Franche-Comté Examinateur Dr. Pecheux Lidwine Parc national des Calanques, Marseille Examinateur Pr. Thouveny Nicolas Aix-Marseille Université Examinateur Pr. Rochette Pierre Aix-Marseille Université Directeur de thèse Dr. Vella Claude Aix-Marseille Université Directeur de thèse 1 2 « Qu'a vist Paris e noun Cassis a rèn vist »* Frédéric Mistral, Prix Nobel de littérature, 1904 * « Qui a vu Paris et pas Cassis, n’a rien vu » 3 4 Résumé Ce travail de recherche porte sur l’étude du paléo-environnement du massif des Calanques, sur la mise en place d’une structure karstique de surface (poljé de Cassis, SE France) et sur l’empreinte de l’Homme sur son milieu. L’étude se base sur la réalisation de mesures géophysiques (électrique, gravimétrie, sismique passive) et sur l’analyse de plusieurs sondages, dont le principal est un enregistrement sédimentaire de 50 m de long carotté dans un paléo-lac situé à 2 km du littoral méditerranéen qui retrace le paléo-environnement du massif des Calanques au Pléistocène supérieur et à l’Holocène. -
The Calanques National Park Was Created on 18 April 2012 by Prime Ministerial Decree, Becoming France’S 10Th National Park
Birth of a new generation national park The Calanques National Park was created on 18 April 2012 by Prime Ministerial Decree, becoming France’s 10th national park. Loggerhead turtle Red coral Its location in the heart of the Aix-Marseille Provence metropolitan © O. Bianchimani © A.-L. Clement area makes it the first national park in Europe to encompass land, sea and periurban sections. Soubeyrane Cliffs © Patrick Guzik © PNCal The park is also unique because of its history. From the early 20th Century onwards, a number of protection movements were A National Park created What is a national park? begun spontaneously by local residents and users, to combat the various threats to the stunning landscape of Les Calanques. John Dory © A.-L. Clement to protect, welcome and educate A national park is a natural site whose landscapes, biodiversity, These campaigns achieved a significant victory in 1975, when the © Delphine Bonnon © Vincent Vilmer cultural treasures and character make it important to protect mountains between Marseille and Cassis were listed under the Les Calanques is an outstanding natural monument situated between Marseille, and manage, so that its outstanding heritage can be preserved 1930 countryside protection act. Cassis and La Ciotat which is protected and managed by the public establishment for present and future generations. of the Calanques National Park. In conjunction with local stakeholders, the National Park status is a mark of both national and international But in the light of the many pressures caused by its proximity The Calanques National Park: organisation coordinates and implements the National Park Charter, a joint recognition for a site. -
MARSEILLE Press Kit 2020 2020 PRESS Kit >> Summary INTRO 1
MARSEILLE Press kit 2020 2020 PRESS kit >> summary INTRO 1 MARSEILLE, SOME FIGURES 2 MARSEILLE, A CONNECTED CITY 3-4 MARSEILLE, IN FRONT OF THE CAMERA 5-6 MARSEILLE, CRUISE PORT 7 MARSEILLE, URBAN TRAIL 8 MARSEILLE, A BUSINESS CITY 9-10 THE MUST-SEES 11 26 CENTURIES OF HISTORY: FROM MASSALIA TO MARSEILLE 12 THE CALANQUES NATIONAL PARK 13-14 EUROMÉDITERRANÉE, BUSINESS DISTRICT 15-16 ART, HERITAGE AND EXPERIENCE 17-20 CITÉ RADIEUSE LE CORBUSIER 21-22 THE BEST PLACES TO SHOP, 23-24 DISTRICT PER DISTRICT THE MOST COMMON CLICHÉS OF MARSEILLE 25-26 ENJOY YOUR MEAL! 27-30 ALL NIGHT LONG 31-32 CITY GUIDE 33-34 MARSEILLE AND SO MUCH MORE BESIDES 35-36 USEFUL INFORMATION 37 2 marseille >> in figures Intro Founded The leading After focussing much of 2019 on the Marseille, the beautiful city, the glowing city, the 2,600 years ago Marseille Provence Gastronomie and nefarious city... It is known as one of the top Marseille is the most ancient city Cruise the fascinating encounters, it’s now European cities to visit, it is open to the world and in France Port in France MANIFESTA plays on striking contrasts and intriguing paradoxes. time for to come to th Marseille. The city has a rich heritage and deeply rooted and 4 traditions, but that doesn’t necessarily make it less nd in the Mediterranean Those who are passionate about of a visionary and it is a place that is constantly 2 biggest contemporary art, as well as complete evolving and developing. city in France beginners, put these dates in you Going beyond borders, the Phocaean city is a nd diary, from the 7th June to the 1st 869,994 inhabitants in 2019, 2 November! melting pot of cultures, colours, languages, history and 1.8 million inhabitants for the The very exclusive, nomadic European and strengths. -
Port Abri De La Calanque De Morgiou
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Bouches-du-Rhône Marseille Calanque de Morgiou Port abri de la calanque de Morgiou Références du dossier Numéro de dossier : IA13005940 Date de l'enquête initiale : 2015 Date(s) de rédaction : 2015 Cadre de l'étude : enquête thématique régionale patrimoine portuaire en Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur Degré d'étude : recensé Désignation Dénomination : port Précision sur la dénomination : port abri ; calanque Appellation : port de Morgiou , calanque de Morgiou Destinations successives : port mixte : pêche et plaisance Parties constituantes non étudiées : digue Compléments de localisation Milieu d'implantation : isolé Références cadastrales : 2015, 846K, 63. non cadastré, domaine public Historique L'anse de Morgiou est depuis longtemps un port abri pour pêcheurs. En 1622, à l'occasion de la visite du roi Louis XIII, la prud'homie des pêcheurs de Marseille a organisé dans la calanque une pêche traditionnelle aux thons. Vers 1810, le fortin du Cap Morgiou situé à proximité du port, est édifié pour protéger le sud de la rade de Marseille. D'autres batteries et fortins du 18e et 19e siècles sont répartis sur le littoral des calanques pour prévenir les invasions. A la fin du 19e siècle, Morgiou est le principal port de pêche entre Marseille et Cassis avec 38 pêcheurs professionnels. Un quai est aménagé vers 1895 puis une jetée au début du 20e siècle. Les digues sont réaménagées dans les années 1960. Période(s) principale(s) : 4e quart 19e siècle Période(s) secondaire(s) : 1er quart 20e siècle Dates : 1895 (daté par source) Description Le port de la calanque de Morgiou, au sein du Parc National des Calanques, est protégé par deux jetées en enrochement d'une trentaine de mètres, formant une chicane. -
Best Outdoor Activities in Marseille"
"Best Outdoor Activities in Marseille" Realizzata per : Cityseeker 4 Posizioni indicati Frioul archipelago "If, Tiboulen, Pomègues & Ratonneau" Just off the coast of Marseilles, the islands of If, Tiboulen, Pomègues and Ratonneau, form the Frioul archipelago. Pomègues and Ratonneau are connected by a sea wall, and present an arid, windswept landscape where by No machine-readable sea birds seek refuge. The rugged contours of the coastline are broken up author provided. Jddmano by rocky inlets, fine sandy beaches and small coves. On Ratonneau you assumed (based on copyright can see the Neoclassical chapel, and the Hôpital Caroline, designed by claims). architect Penchaud, where in centuries gone by, those who had contracted yellow fever were kept in quarantine before being allowed access to the city. Take time to appreciate the unrestricted, breathtaking view of Marseilles - a vantage point that only the islands can offer! +33 826 50 0500 (Tourist www.marseille-tourisme.c info@marseille- Frioul archipelago, Marsiglia Information) om/en/discover-marseille/t tourisme.com he-essentials/if-castle-and- frioul-islands/ Calanque de Sormiou "Panoramic Dreamscape" Calanque de Sormiou is a protected area which is frequented by hikers and climbers who come from all over France to experience and enjoy such exquisite surroundings. The panoramic view, which can be reached by by No machine-readable following the Douane path, is well worth the several hour walk, offering an author provided. Pumbaa80 unrivaled picture of the Rioul Islands archipelago and the resplendent and assumed (based on copyright ever-changing tones of sea ranging from turquoise to deep dark blue. In claims). -
MARSEILLE Highlights 2017 / 2018
GB MARSEILLE Highlights 2017 / 2018 www.resamarseille.com WELCOME T0 marseille Marseille, a major city with 26 centuries of history, European Capital of Culture in 2013, 2016 UEFA EURO Host City, European Capital of Sport in 2017, and candidate for the 2024 Olympic Games... but also in the process of radical transformation, invites you to allow this guide to take you to essential sites and unusual places. Whether you have two hours, a day, a weekend or several days, Marseille offers itself to you and will not fail to make an impression on you. Experience Marseille’s new look for yourself: the pedestrianised Old Port, Norman Foster’s Ombrière, the J4 esplanade with the Mucem, the Villa Méditerranée and Musée Regards de Provence alongside many cultural sites which opened in 2013, the Musée d’Histoire, Musée des Arts Décoratifs et de la Mode, FRAC PACA and many more. Shop ‘til you drop in Marseille where you’re spoiled for choice! Stroll around the city centre shops, explore the new La Joliette shopping centre and wander through the Panier to see artisan boutiques. The Marseilles area is vast and is made up of many districts. On some routes the Tourist Office and Convention Bureau will give you the keys for understanding and appreciating the town’s assets. Some fifteen tours are suggested. Most of them start in the Vieux-Port, the focal point of Marseille, and are on foot, by bus or by petit train. At the end of each route it suggests returning to the town centre by public transport. -
Provence - Côte D’Azur
PROVENCE - CÔTE D’AZUR 2020 Introduction SUNNY AND RADIANT, AUTHENTIC AND HERITAGE-PACKED, LIVELY, WARM AND CREATIVE... It’s all here! Provence and the Côte d’Azur are among the world’s most-coveted travel destinations. Our stunning south-eastern corner of France, where Europe and Mediterranean meet, is home to 700 km of shores and breathtaking scenery. Provence and the Côte d’Azur literally overflow with authentic little villages, where ancient heritage rubs shoulders with landscapes carved by olive trees, vineyards and lavender fields. Set at the gateway to 3 international airports – Marseille-Provence, Toulon-Hyères and Nice-Côte d’Azur - and numerous TGV (high-speed train) railway stations, these two exceptional destinations offer visitors a multitude of exciting travel experiences, whether gastronomy & wine tourism, history & heritage, art & culture, water sports & leisure, golfing, walking, cycling, arts & crafts, shopping, events, festivals and a great night life in every season. Or you can simply opt to relax and enjoy the warm weather and clear blue skies... Did you know? Our region’s two mythical seaside cities - Nice on the Côte d’Azur and Marseille in Provence - are located just 190 km from each other, or around 2 hours by car. Marseille and Nice were France’s sunniest cities in 2017: • 3 111 hours of sunshine in Marseille • 3 047 hours of sunshine in Nice How does it get any better? The Côte d’Azur and Provence boast a myriad of preserved and easily-accessible natural sites promising you many unforgettable walks, excursions and forays into our exceptional biodiversity. Media Library CONTENTS Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Tourism Board [email protected] • www.provence-alpes-cotedazur.com 2 • Key Figures ABOUT THE PROVENCE-ALPES-CÔTE D’AZUR REGIONAL TOURISM BOARD The number one tourist destination in France after Paris, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur welcomes 31 million visitors each year, with 6 million of them from overseas.