In October 2017, the French newspaper Sud-Ouest published an article on the seahorse project. This study is supervised by Patrick Louisy and Arnaud Nadau, and supported by the Octopus Foundation.
Articles posted by Julien Pfyffer (page 4)
Each year, the Octopus Foundation organises several field missions to gather data for its various projects in underwater archaeology and marine biology. The results for each project are displayed on this website in great detail, alongside expositions, public talks and articles. But what really happens during these field missions? What are the difficulties the team needs…
In its 14th edition from March-April of 2018, the beautiful french magazine Plongez! dedicated seven pages to the description of the Octopus Foundation. Julien Pfyffer and several members of the team are interviewed, and the text is surrounded by the stunning photographic work of Philippe Henry. Simply said, it’s the best article about the Foundation…
For its April 6th, 2018 episode broadcasted on the Swiss-French television, the legendary TV show “Passe-moi les jumelles” followed the Octopus Foundation’s team and the archaeologists from the University of Geneva in Oricum. “Those that listen to the speaking stones” is a beautiful invitation to discover true Albania:
In its paper edition published on Friday the 8th of June 2018, the Swiss-French 20 Minutes wrote a short article on the Octopus Foundation’s mission to study the Mediterranean Monk Seals.
The Octopus Foundation was invited at the famous Couleur 3 radio station (based in Lausanne, Switzerland). The team gladly answered the questions and talked about various ongoing projects. The intervention (in French) can be listened here.