BLUE OCEAN

Polynesians' aquatic activities

Synopsis

The occupation of many Polynesians is linked to the lagoons and the ocean whether in the fields of economy, tourism, environment, scientific research, culture, or leisure.

This series is dedicated to them.

Episodes

• AGNES FIGHTS FOR WHALES
• ERIC AND THE SHARKS
• LILI AND FREDERIC, CHILDREN OF THE DEPTHS
• JEAN-LUC AND THE PEARLS OF THE LAGOON
• JOURNEY WITH THE ARANUI
• RAIMANA AND THE WAVE HUNTERS
• TITU, THE FISHERMAN AT THE END OF THE WORLD
• MAREVA NUI, FROM ISLAND TO ISLAND
• TAIHOPU, TURTLE PROTECTOR
• ERWAN AND FANFAN, RAYS AND SHARKS
• SUSTAINABLE TOURISM
• RAHUI FOR DIVERSITY
• BORA BORA, A PARADISE TO BE PRESERVED
• HEAT STROKE ON THE REEFS
• BIOMIMICRY, INNOVATION INSPIRED BY LIFE
• THE CLAM, TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
• AQUACULTURE, TOWARDS A SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
• SAILING CANOES, A RETURN TO TRADITION
• GUARDED FISHING IN POLYNESIA
• RISING WATERS IN FRENCH POLYNESIA
• PUBLIC SERVICE AT THE END OF THE WORLD
• EVRYTHING ABOUT TUNA
• LIFE IN THE PORTS
• PROFESSION DIVER
• PARAHA PEUE, A SUSTAINABLE FISH
• THE SMALL FISHING PORT OF TAIOHAE
• OCEAN PHOTOGRAPHERS
• HOE, THE SPIRIT OF A PEOPLE
• CYCLONES, THE GREAT FEAR
• THE DOLPHIN, MAN'S BEST FRIEND AT SEA
• ALL SAILS OUT
• SWIMMING
• WRECKS AND SUNKEN WORLDS
• MATAU, THE HOOK IN POLYNESIA
• ANCESTRAL FISHING TECHNIQUES
• WRECKS AND SUNKEN WORLD