“RENDEZ À CES ARBRES CE QUI APPARTIENT À CES ARBRES”

What are the links between humans and trees? What do we have to learn from these giants? Do you hear them talking to us? From the baobabs of his childhood to the birch trees of the Bas-du-Fleuve, Boucar Diouf has always been fascinated by the world of plants. Today, after having listened to the trees for a long time, he gives them a voice in this book where biology, poetry and humor intersect. In the form of a tale, this great humanist tells us about life, death, his family, his intimate relationship with plants and what they can teach us. “Tales,” said an elder, “are nothing less than stories of yesterday, told by the men of today, for the generations of tomorrow.”
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• spectacle .ca/boucar-diouf (‘ CALENDRIER DE BOUCAR DIOUF –> dim. 9 févr. 2020: Étoile Banque Nationale, Brossard; sam. 30 mai : Salle Louis-Fréchette Grand Théâtre de Québec, Québec;  ven. 13 nov. : Le Zenith, Saint-Eustache ‘)
• ici.artv .ca/blogue/table-de-kim-creativite-discussions-boucar-diouf-luc-dionne-philemon-cimon-marie-eve-coton (‘ 31-01-2020, La table de Kim : discussions sur le thème de la créativité, Boucar Diouf, Luc Dionne, Marie-Eve, Philémon Cimon, Kim Thúy ‘)
• fr.wikipedia .org/wiki/Boucar_Diouf (‘ Boucar Diouf est un biologiste, océanographe, humoriste, conteur, chroniqueur et animateur de télévision québécois d’origine sénégalaise peuple Sérère.  Il a enseigné un temps la biologie à l’Université du Québec à Rimouski. Il mène actuellement une carrière d’humoriste, de chroniqueur et d’animateur radio. ‘)