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France's Snow Economy: A Model on Its Last Legs?

Faced with global warming, French low and medium-altitude ski resorts are confronting an unprecedented crisis. To maintain their activity, the majority are investing heavily in snow cannons, a costly and energy-intensive solution with severe environmental consequences. Between reconversion, abandonment, or technological escapism, transition will be inevitable.

Naming to better protect nature: Lagoped's commitment

Because naming nature is already learning to respect it.

Lagoped contre la fast fashion : un modèle durable

Lagoped against fast fashion: a sustainable model

Against fast fashion, Lagoped chooses common sense: produce less, better, locally.

PFAS-free clothing: why Lagoped refuses these pollutants

PFAS are everywhere, including in outdoor clothing. Why are they dangerous? How does Lagoped design clothing without these pollutants? We explain everything to you.

Lagoped provides repairs for outdoor clothing

What is the issue of repairability and how to repair your clothes with Lagoped.

The reduction that matters most to us is that of our impact.

Lagoped is committed to reducing its impact all year round.

PFAS - Status report on perennial pollutants in the textile industry

Lagoped & Sympatex take stock of PFAS pollutants in the textile industry, their environmental and health impacts, as well as regulations and alternatives.

Lagoped publishes its French eco-score on its entire collection

The Lagoped brand published the eco-score in 2023 according to the European method. In April 2024, we will also publish our French eco-score.

The Svalbard Rock Ptarmigan

Discover the rock ptarmigan, the discreet emblem of Svalbard, a fascinating Arctic island. As an endemic species, it epitomises survival in a harsh environment. Explore its unique seasonal adaptation and join us as we explore Svalbard and reconnect with nature.

Damn, we missed the sales

Why, at Lagoped, you will never see sales. Because the fairest price we have found is the one we apply all year round.

The Changing Alps: The Impact of Climate Change on Mountaineering

In the Alps, glaciers are melting rapidly due to climate change. The Glacier des glaciers and the Mer de Glace are losing meters every year. This affects the safety of climbers. To cope with this, increased cooperation is necessary between guides, refuge keepers and mountaineering enthusiasts.

The bet - Film by Baptiste Deturche

Baptiste Deturche is a young wildlife film director who lives in the Alps where he lives close to nature. A...

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