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Paris' Place de la Republique goes green to promote biodiversity

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Paris' Place de la Republique has gone green for the weekend to celebrate biodiversity and educate Parisians on ecological issues. It's all thanks to artist and event organiser Gad Weil, who has covered the famous square in vegetation and even installed a pop-up farm.

Added on the 03/06/2018 13:30:00 - Copyright : AFP EN

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