Media Causses et Cévennes

Radio 16 is a local radio station, essentially associative, covering the communes of Cèze Cévennes, but also the north of Alès, the lower Ardèche and the lower Lozère. Primarily based in rural areas, it aims to support cultural, civic and tourist initiatives, while giving its broadcasts a great deal of freedom in terms of the diversity of themes and musical genres covered. Cinema, comics, literature, jazz, pop/rock from the sixties and seventies, but also natural health or school creations, you'll find it all.

This magazine is the fruit of the voluntary work of professional and amateur historians, all passionate about the history of the Cévennes and archives. To find out more about the places you visit, from simple farmhouses to larger towns, to discover the important figures who left their mark on the territory or the reality of the people of yesteryear, to delve deeper into aspects of historical events, you'll find in-depth articles and complete dossiers here.

In reference to the bush protecting biodiversity, Radio Bartas is a media of local interest, of citizen link, tinged with an alternative spirit, off the beaten track and well rooted in its territory. Cultural magazines, practical life, the life of the Cevennes National Park, news from the communities of communes, cinema, music that favors emerging artists, regional celebrities, independent labels and world music, RFI news... The radio broadcasts 7 days a week and 24 hours a day. Exclusively in the Cevennes!

The Cévennes National Park magazine is a collector's item. It includes news about the park and excellent articles on local initiatives, since the park is one of the few where so many people live together in 121 communes, as well as comprehensive features on its rich and diverse flora and fauna. The park's past and present heritage, included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 2011, is also showcased. There's also a children's section.

An associative media, 48 FM is the local radio par excellence, with several local news bulletins broadcast throughout the morning. The rest of the programming is declined in musical programs and thematic magazines on sports, culture... A large place is left to local associations, which are invited on the grid: the CIDFF and the ADIL in particular animate a column. 48FM can be listened to on 94.1 in Mende; 98.3 in Marvejols; 95.0 in Lagogne; or in streaming on Internet: 48fm.org, where all the podcasts are compiled.

Catholic radio of the diocese of Mende, Radio Eaux Vives Lozère was created at the beginning of 1992 by the association of the same name, which counted among its members Father Louis Bouniol. Integrated into the RCF network since 1999, it broadcasts programs on spiritual life, psychology, ecology and solidarity... Close to its territory, Radio Eaux Vives Lozère also deals with information on local life and knowledge of Lozere. The word is also given to the actors who animate the department.

Purely agricultural and rural, the press organ of the FDSEA-JA unions appears on Thursdays and relays, among other things, information from the Chamber of Agriculture. Agricultural sectors, professional information and legal announcements are mixed with some local information. The newspaper belongs to the Réussir group, leader in the field of agricultural press on a national and departmental scale, with fifty titles that cover regional news, like the Réveil Lozère. Some articles are available online on the website.

Generalist radio, created in 1981 and which covers the departments of the southwest of the Massif Central. It is particularly listened to in Lozere, relaying events and festivals and animations taking place all over the department. On the program, music from the last twenty-five years, sports broadcasts; delocalized broadcasts; regional news and several flashes every day. And a cult program, Martin Bonheur, every morning from 9 to 11 am, during which David tackles everyday subjects.

The old-fashioned image of our beautiful department is gone! With this site, the Lozère departmental council has a particularly efficient communication and information tool where everyone can find what they are looking for: budget, administrative services, practical information, actions carried out in the departmental authority's fields of competence, links to more specialized services, it is clear and pleasant to navigate for everyone.

The regional daily is well established in Lozère, with a dynamic, responsive team supported by a network of local correspondents. Politics, the economy, the environment, culture and leisure activities are all covered, with plenty of suggestions for outings and hikes. The eagerly-awaited "Summer" supplement is an effective communication tool for tourist offices, ensuring that you don't miss out on any of the season's festivities and leisure activities, as well as discovering the assets, dynamism and diversity of the department's cultural and natural attractions.

The first issue of La Lozère Nouvelle was published in December 1944. Since that date, the weekly newspaper has remained in the homes of the region, thanks to a rigorous coverage of the territory. The newspaper can count on a team of professional journalists, as well as on a dense network of correspondents who have in common a passion for their region and its news. In order to stay in touch with the population, La Lozère Nouvelle has had an online equivalent since 2011, accessible free of charge, which has brought the newspaper into the digital age.