Séna Alouka: a legacy that continues between environment, heritage, and university

The death of Séna Alouka, founder of Young Volunteers for the Environment (JVE), has deeply moved African youth and civil society. His legacy lives on through the careers of those he mentored, including Dr Gninin Aïcha Touré, an archaeology lecturer at the University of Félix Houphouët-Boigny, who paid tribute to him during a master's thesis defense on cultural heritage and climate change. His work in environmental activism and archaeology established lasting links between these fields, demonstrating the enduring influence of his contributions.