“Les Vitesses Bleues” Photo Exhibition on the Banks of the Seine

Through October 15, 2026, visit the IFAW photo exhibition—supported by KRESK 4 OCEANS—on the banks of the Seine. An immersive experience to help you understand the impact of maritime traffic on biodiversity.

Protecting the Ocean in the Heart of Paris

In partnership with the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), KRESK 4 OCEANS supports the Les Vitesses Bleues project.

As part of an awareness campaign, a dedicated photo exhibition has been set up in the heart of Paris on the Rampe Châtelet, between the Pont Neuf and the Pont au Change. This outdoor exhibition will be open from September 7 to October 15, 2026.

Underwater noise pollution: a silent threat

This event highlights a silent but devastating threat to marine wildlife: underwater noise pollution caused by commercial shipping.

Through striking images—such as the visual contrast between a massive container ship and a group of dolphins swimming at the surface—the exhibition invites the public to become aware of the pressure humans place on ecosystems.

A simple goal: to reduce the speed of ships

The goal of this campaign is to promote a concrete, science-based solution that our endowment fund is already championing: capping ships’ speed at 75% of their maximum design speed. This simple operational slowdown reduces underwater noise by 40%, cuts the risk of collisions with marine animals by 50%, and lowers greenhouse gas emissions by 13%.

"Vitesses Bleues" photo exhibition on the banks of the Seine