Exposition “KODIAK, l'île des grands ours” - Geoffrey Garcel - Festival Du Film Nature

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Elevation : 850m

Espace Mont-Blanc, Avenue du Mont Paccard, 74170 Saint-Gervais-les-Bains

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Geoffrey Garcel, a naturalist from Haute-Savoie, left his native Alps and the Mont Blanc massif, where he lives, for a nature expedition to the far reaches of a wild world beyond the “last frontier.”

Located in southeastern Alaska (USA), Kodiak Island is home to a rich wildlife population set against a landscape of stark contrasts, ranging from the fjords of the Pacific Ocean to the peaks of its mountainous terrain. Designated a “National Wildlife Refuge,” the island is an ecological paradise, with its most famous endemic species being the Kodiak bear! The exhibition immerses us in the intimate world of this shy giant through candid images captured during the author’s wilderness expedition to the heart of… the Island of the Great Bears.