10 articles that warmed our hearts this week: a committed hike in the heights of Marseille, young fans of old cars, wild horses in the Cévennes…

On the Causse Méjean in Lozère, the Takh association has been working for thirty years to save Przewalski's horses, a species native to Central Asia in danger of extinction. But since the withdrawal of its main patron, it has had to fight for its survival.

In contrast to the all-electric craze, more and more young people, especially those in rural areas, are restoring cars from the 1980s and 1990s. With their hands in the grease and their wheels in the mud, some enthusiasts gathered in the Yonne department for a nostalgia weekend.

Members of the guides' office have been exploring the city for over a decade. On that day, these eco-walkers had invited lawyer Sarah Vanuxem, for whom it is essential to make the right to walk a "political ecology claim."

In La Roche-sur-Yon, a place dedicated to local biodiversity and market gardening has been blending into the Vendée landscape between hedgerows and wetlands since 2010.

The site's rehabilitation is another step toward urban renewal in the south of the city. Behind the doors: a green wooden roof, a carpentry structure, and movable furniture.

Omnipresent on stage, the comedian unswervingly defends a lucid, raw and uninhibited vision of femininity.

The absurd style and gentle anarchy of the cartoonist, the linchpin of "Hara-Kiri" and "Charlie Hebdo," are at the heart of a Parisian retrospective, informed by the archives of the National Library of France.

Inventive and anguished, Giulio Callegari's first feature film imagines a near future populated by androids where a rebellious mother struggles.

A sexy provocateur and apostle of kitsch and excess, the stylist-performer, who died of AIDS at the age of 33, left his mark on London's nightlife and fashion with his unclassifiable touch. The Tate Modern pays him a flamboyant tribute.

In this cult text, published in 2000, philosopher Paul B. Preciado imagines a different sexuality that subverts the eternal heterosexual theater of domination, seduction, and penetration. Out of print for years, it has been republished in a new translation by Diable Vauvert.