Toul. Loïck Martinot watches over the forests of Toul with passion and lasting commitment.

In the communal forest of Lagney, under a radiant sun, Loïck Martinot shows us his fabulous workspace.

A territorial forestry technician at the National Forestry Office (ONF), he is responsible for overseeing these woods, which are home to majestic oak trees. At 27, this native of Toul, who lives in a village in the region, is dedicated to the sustainable management of the area's public forests.

A hunter in his spare time, he also shares his daily life with a variety of domestic animals: dogs, cats, poultry, and even a pig. This commitment demonstrates his love of life, far beyond his...

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