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In each of its 12 issues per year, Terre Sauvage invites us to discover the world in its natural size! Exceptionally beautiful photos, exclusive reports that will take us to the heart of the last wild lands of our planet, Sentiers Sauvages that for more than 30 years have made us discover the most beautiful French territories... and everything to experience nature as well in your garden as at the other end of the planet! Terre Sauvage also offers 2 special issues per year, a special nature photo issue in December and an exploration issue in June.

For the past 30 years, Terre Sauvage has been bringing you the wilderness every month. Go on a journey to discover and understand nature, the great preserved spaces, the wild animals. Photography and reportage play an essential role, as well as the ecological values of nature protection. We discover adventures in the wake of scientific expeditions, meetings with people who respect their natural environment, and the discovery of the secret logic of ecosystems. Enjoy your reading!

Optimôme is the quarterly family special where you can find good ideas for keeping busy, growing or getting some fresh air. The magazine exists in two versions: paper and website. Both are devoted to family leisure activities in the pink city and the surrounding region! You will find all the good tips for celebrating toddlers' birthdays, ideas for walks in the forest or outings to the amusement park. The headings are arranged according to the age of the children, making it easy to find them. You'll also find addresses for home help or homework help, and of course baby-sitting to have a baby looked after and enjoy the addresses of Le Petit Futé for parents!

Created in the autumn of 1987 by Guy Pautis, one of the pioneers of the regional magazine press, Dire Lot is a bimonthly now run by Vincent Besserve, who took over the magazine in 2011. A magazine that promotes the heritage of the Lot. The subjects are varied and always treated with a singular eye. Economic, political, cultural, heritage, gastronomic or environmental life, Dire Lot aims to approach the Lot in all its diversity. Dire Lot publishes several special editions per year. An internet version is now online.

La Dépêche du Midi is the regional daily newspaper par excellence, open to all the horizons of Occitania, from Agen to Carcassonne, passing through Foix, Cahors and Tarbes. The first issue came off the presses of the Sirven printing house in 1870. It was necessary to give news of the soldiers left to the front! Since then, it gives the latest news, the results of the Stade Toulousain and the cultural news. In paper edition or on Internet, La Dépêche du Midi is part of the Toulouse landscape. To know more about it, you can visit the production site of the newspaper !

Atouts Tarn, the bimonthly institutional magazine published by the Conseil départemental du Tarn, is the ideal companion for anyone wishing to discover the riches of the département. Culture, social issues, the environment, transport, heritage, colleges, portraits of Tarn inhabitants, calendar of events, this comprehensive and enriching publication presents the Tarn in all its facets. The magazine is distributed free of charge to letterboxes and is also available in digital format on the département's website: www.tarn.fr. Atouts Tarn is sure to please readers who don't want to miss a thing about their department.

In 2019, Midi Olympique blew its ninety candles. A longevity that places the newspaper as one of the oldest French weeklies after Le Canard enchaîné. Part of the La Dépêche press group, this bi-weekly entirely devoted to rugby comes out on Mondays in its "red" version and on Fridays in its "green" version. It is the ultimate reference for lovers of the oval ball. You will find all the information about championships, transfers, scores, Top 14, Pro D2, Tri-nations, 6 nations tournament, Heineken cup, test-matches..

Intramuros is the monthly cultural metro preferred by Toulouse inhabitants! It must be said that it has been the specialist for several years of "Effects and Gestures" in the Toulouse metropolis. Entirely free, it is distributed in many key points of the city, museums, cultural centers, to inform you of the latest news of cultural life. All the arts are dissected and presented in detail to make you want to attend concerts and shows, the "Rétroviseur" is interested in the local news and good tips or for the little ones ... we love it. So if you don't already have it on hand, go to the website to download it!

To know everything, to know everything but above all to be well informed, that is the leitmotiv of Ramdam magazine, a bi-monthly publication dedicated to all cultures and their programming in your region. Several sections keep you informed of the cultural calendar and can also be consulted online... Dance, circus, classical, music, theatre, festivals, young audiences, literary competitions, signing... Everything, everything, you'll know everything... thanks to the journalists who make up the editorial team and who share with you their passions and their latest favourites. You won't be able to say that you weren't informed otherwise... it's going to be one of those shindigs!

Since the end of the ^19th century, the Gazette du Midi has been operating to disseminate economic and legal information in the Toulouse area and its region. You will find on the pages of this gazette which appears every Monday, as on the Web, useful information on companies, projects in the region and local authorities as well as a section "Men and figures", "Politics" or "Europe". A little extra, this gazette is authorized to publish legal notices in the Haute-Garonne.

With a circulation of more than 20,000 copies, Centre Presse is the daily newspaper of the Aveyron department and the best-selling newspaper during the week. More popular in the North and Center of the department, it offers a complete treatment of local news thanks to a team of professional journalists and correspondents spread throughout the territory. Particularly proactive and dynamic, the newspaper has developed the supplement L'Aveyronnais, which highlights the personal or professional trajectory of Aveyronnais in Paris or elsewhere in the world.

The region is rich, this Progrès, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2011, hunts on the same lands as the Saint-Affricain. Printed in the department on 100% recycled paper, the newspaper has the "Made in Aveyron" label. Today it has a handful of professional journalists and a solid network of 80 correspondents who cover the entire distribution area (Monts Rance and Rougier, Réquistanais, Monts de Lacaune, Saint-Affricain, Larzac, Lévézou...).

The Bulletin d'Espalion is one of the oldest ducks in Aveyron. The weekly owes its longevity to its editorial line, which highlights daily life in the northern countryside of the department (as well as the Lozère and Cantalien Aubrac) and uses a rather benevolent tone. Espalion, Saint-Côme, Sébrazac, Laguiole, Saint-Geniez-d'Olt are particularly well represented. Every month, the newspaper publishes a joke in the middle of its classified ads. A little bit of humour that hits home far beyond the borders of Espalionnais.

Le Petit Journal was born in Tarn-et-Garonne in 1995, with its headquarters in Montauban. The weekly appeared in the Gers in 2003 and relies on a rich network of correspondents. A good place is left to the photos. An excellent source of local information. You will have the schedules of the masses, the general assemblies, all that relates to the life of the agricultural world and many other subjects still, in particular animations and the impossible to circumvent exits. Every Friday at the newsstand and in many shops.

L'Auta is a monthly magazine published by the association Les Toulousains de Toulouse, which defends the regional heritage by maintaining the Musée du Vieux Toulouse, located in the private mansion Du May.Every year, the association awards prizes for scientific work and a reward for quality restoration. All the information is relayed by the magazine, which was first published in 1906. Today, it is the fifth series of this review directed by Jacques Frexinos since 2011. The Auta is digitized by the BNF and can be consulted on the Gallica.fr website. To know everything about the Toulouse of today by discovering the Toulouse of yesteryear.

Among the daily newspapers of departmental information, it is surely the oldest and that's why its readers call it La NR. This newspaper gives pride of place to local information. Departmental news but also those of the main cities: if you want to know everything from politics to the economy through news and events, read the NR! Focused on sports, the title gathers the results of each weekend's matches.

Clutch is the cultural agenda of the pink city. This free pocket-sized magazine was created in 2012 by passionate "clutchers". All the cultural information you need to know is listed and completed by interviews, some news and ideas for outings.... Each month, on the cover and in the portfolio, a new artist is featured. The monthly outing is eagerly awaited: on this occasion, a great big party is organized, open to all, young and old alike. Clutch invests the time of an evening in an emblematic place in Toulouse: a museum, an artistic wasteland, a garden? A clever addition to keep you informed of cultural news.

Every two months, À Toulouse, the magazine published in booklet format by the Toulouse municipality and dedicated to its inhabitants, is published. It is the proximity magazine par excellence. In about forty illustrated and well-documented pages, you can follow the news in terms of culture, town planning, renovation, and upcoming projects. Neighbourhood life is not forgotten, one page is entirely devoted to each of them and helps you to feel, more than ever, Toulousain! Every year, in early autumn, a special edition is published presenting the cultural programme for the coming season. Practical: you will find it in your mailbox.

Wapiti is THE magazine for 7-12 year olds that takes a scientific look at nature through photo reports and features in order to raise awareness of the need to protect flora and fauna. With Wapiti magazine, science and nature news are X-rayed, the creativity and incredible beauty of the animal and plant world are revealed, the beauty (and fragility) of the planet is demonstrated, and passionate readers become informed eco-citizens! A beautiful dive into the discovery of terrestrial life.

Are you a history buff and curious about Occitania? Would you like to know the latest advances in archaeology? The magazine Patrimoine d'Occitanie is made for you. Bernard Seiden manages this quarterly which, in 2019, celebrated its 20th anniversary. Each issue focuses on a particular subject: aeronautics, Gothic sculpture, coatings and colours... News, conferences, exhibitions are also relayed via the website. The Toulouse Jean-Jaurès University and the department of Knowledge of the region's heritage are actively involved in this initiative. It's up to you to read!