On Thursday, October 1st, the scientific culture and environmental education association La Vigie de l’Eau is hosting a conference-debate in partnership with the UCP Vittel branch. The event will take place in the regions of Meurthe-et-Moselle and Vosges, focusing on the topic of landscapes. This area, known for its natural beauty and rich history, is the backdrop for a discussion that aims to explore how human activity and nature interact over time. The conference will bring together three environmental specialists, each offering their unique perspective on the subject. One will approach the topic through the lens of archaeology, examining how past human settlements and activities have shaped the landscape. Another will focus on agronomy, looking at the impact of agricultural practices on the land. The third specialist will discuss the role of forests in shaping and preserving the region’s natural and cultural heritage. The discussion will be guided by a journalist, ensuring a balanced and informative exchange of ideas. This format allows for both expert insights and public engagement, making the event accessible to a wider audience interested in environmental issues. The event is part of a broader initiative to promote environmental awareness and sustainable practices in the region. By examining landscapes through different temporal scales, the conference aims to highlight the long-term changes and challenges faced by these regions. This approach provides a comprehensive understanding of how past, present, and future environmental decisions can impact the local ecosystems and communities. The event is expected to draw participants from various backgrounds, including local residents, students, and environmental professionals.