As the number of hikers has doubled in ten years, journalist Mathias Riquier analyses, in his book, the foundations of the "outdoor" and calls for a different politicization of the link to the territory. Hiking, cycling, climbing, trailing... The practice of sports activities in the middle of nature explodes. This is called the "outdoor". On a global scale, the market for leisure and outdoor products weighs $145 billion. In France, the number of…
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As the number of hikers has doubled in ten years, journalist Mathias Riquier analyses, in his book, the foundations of the "outdoor" and calls for a different politicization of the link to the territory. Hiking, cycling, climbing, trailing... The practice of sports activities in the middle of nature explodes. This is called the "outdoor". On a global scale, the market for leisure and outdoor products weighs $145 billion. In France, the number of…