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Spipoll récompensé du Prix de la Recherche Participative 2024 !
Spipoll récompensé du Prix de la Recherche Participative 2024 !
Un grand merci à toutes les observatrices et tous les observateurs participant au programme Spipoll !
Un grand merci à toutes les observatrices et tous les observateurs participant au programme Spipoll !
Grâce à votre motivation et votre intérêt pour les pollinisateurs et autres insectes floricoles, les centaines de milliers de données collectées nous ont permis de faire avancer notre compréhension des communautés de ces organismes, en particulier face aux changements globaux. La qualité des travaux scientifiques et - surtout - des interactions au sein du Spipoll entre les participant.e.s et avec les chercheurs (et/ou vice-versa ? ;-) ) ont été reconnus par un jury indépendant. Ce prix est une très belle récompense pour toutes celles et ceux impliqué.e.s dans le Spipoll !
Grâce à votre motivation et votre intérêt pour les pollinisateurs et autres insectes floricoles, les centaines de milliers de données collectées nous ont permis de faire avancer notre compréhension des communautés de ces organismes, en particulier face aux changements globaux. La qualité des travaux scientifiques et - surtout - des interactions au sein du Spipoll entre les participant.e.s et avec les chercheurs (et/ou vice-versa ? ;-) ) ont été reconnus par un jury indépendant. Ce prix est une très belle récompense pour toutes celles et ceux impliqué.e.s dans le Spipoll !
Juin 2023 : le projet PPPIREC recrute !
Juin 2023 : le projet PPPIREC recrute !
Je recherche un.e ingénieur.e d'étude pour travailler pendant 12 mois sur le projet PPPIREC (Pollinisateurs, Pesticides, et Paysages : Indicateurs de Réponses, des Espèces aux Communautés). C'est une collaboration entre le laboratoire EBI (Université de Poitiers) et le laboratoire Cesco (Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle).
Je recherche un.e ingénieur.e d'étude pour travailler pendant 12 mois sur le projet PPPIREC (Pollinisateurs, Pesticides, et Paysages : Indicateurs de Réponses, des Espèces aux Communautés). C'est une collaboration entre le laboratoire EBI (Université de Poitiers) et le laboratoire Cesco (Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle).
January, 2023 : funded project!
January, 2023 : funded project!
2023 begins well!
I just received the news (actually a little before Xmas 2022 :-) ) that my research proposal sent in the frame of the call FRB-MTE-OFB 2022 Impacts sur la biodiversité terrestre dans l’anthropocène was selected to be funded!
2023 begins well!
I just received the news (actually a little before Xmas 2022 :-) ) that my research proposal sent in the frame of the call FRB-MTE-OFB 2022 Impacts sur la biodiversité terrestre dans l’anthropocène was selected to be funded!
The project, called PPPIREC (Pollinators, pesticides and landscapes : response indicators, from species to communities) should begin soon, starting with recruiting an Ingénieur.e d'étude for 1 year. This person will analyze data from the Spipoll program, in relation with other databases (pesticides, land-uses, climate, ...).
The project, called PPPIREC (Pollinators, pesticides and landscapes : response indicators, from species to communities) should begin soon, starting with recruiting an Ingénieur.e d'étude for 1 year. This person will analyze data from the Spipoll program, in relation with other databases (pesticides, land-uses, climate, ...).
More news on this later!
More news on this later!
December, 2022 : new Spipoll paper is out!
December, 2022 : new Spipoll paper is out!
Very happy to announce the publication of my first last-author paper!
Led by Baptiste Bedessem and working with Ana-Cristina Torres and Colin Fontaine, this paper shows how participation to the citizen science program Spipoll is associated with learning of science (in particular, formulating hypotheses and research questions).
Once again, many thanks to the Spipoll participants!
This paper is included in Vol. 276 of the journal Biological Conservation. Read more at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2022.109807
Very happy to announce the publication of my first last-author paper!
Led by Baptiste Bedessem and working with Ana-Cristina Torres and Colin Fontaine, this paper shows how participation to the citizen science program Spipoll is associated with learning of science (in particular, formulating hypotheses and research questions).
Once again, many thanks to the Spipoll participants!
This paper is included in Vol. 276 of the journal Biological Conservation. Read more at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.2022.109807
Mar. 24th, 2021. Paper published online!
Mar. 24th, 2021. Paper published online!
Feb. 26th, 2021. Paper accepted!
Feb. 26th, 2021. Paper accepted!
Congratulations to Pedro Pinho for leading this Opinion/Perspective paper just accepted for publication in Basic and Applied Ecology. Discussions and meetings within the Bioveins European project led to writing this manuscript about what we think should be the Research agenda on biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services in European cities.
Congratulations to Pedro Pinho for leading this Opinion/Perspective paper just accepted for publication in Basic and Applied Ecology. Discussions and meetings within the Bioveins European project led to writing this manuscript about what we think should be the Research agenda on biodiversity and ecosystem functions and services in European cities.
Soon to be published!
Soon to be published!
Oct. 20th, 2020. Joining the editorial board of Sustainability as a Topic Editor!
Oct. 20th, 2020. Joining the editorial board of Sustainability as a Topic Editor!
A few days ago, I was invited by the journal Sustainability to join the editorial board as a Topic Editor.
A few days ago, I was invited by the journal Sustainability to join the editorial board as a Topic Editor.
I gladly accepted and am eager to know more about what happens behind the curtains of the publication process!
I gladly accepted and am eager to know more about what happens behind the curtains of the publication process!
The first issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050) was launched fairly recently, in 2009. It's released once a month, publishing articles and reviews pertaining to advancing our understanding of different (and interacting) aspects of sustainability : environmental, cultural, economic and social.
The first issue of Sustainability (ISSN 2071-1050) was launched fairly recently, in 2009. It's released once a month, publishing articles and reviews pertaining to advancing our understanding of different (and interacting) aspects of sustainability : environmental, cultural, economic and social.
There are a number of different sections in the journal, but the following ones are of particular interests to me: the Sustainable Agriculture section, the Climate Change section, and the Sustainability, Biodiversity and Conservation section.
There are a number of different sections in the journal, but the following ones are of particular interests to me: the Sustainable Agriculture section, the Climate Change section, and the Sustainability, Biodiversity and Conservation section.
6 juin 2020 : participation à l'émission Les Savanturiers (France Inter)
6 juin 2020 : participation à l'émission Les Savanturiers (France Inter)
Dans la chronique de 7h15, François Chiron et moi étions invités à parler de notre dernière étude, qui évaluait la compétition pour les ressources alimentaires entre la Perruche à collier et les espèces natives.
C'est à ré-écouter ici :
May 27th, 2020: paper out in Science of the Total Environment !
May 27th, 2020: paper out in Science of the Total Environment !
Previously, on the BirdLab news: our paper with Romain Lorrilliere, Anne Dozières, Carmen Bessa-Gomes and François Chiron had been accepted (May 5th).
And now... it is online! Many thanks again to all BirdLab participants! Below is what was the question we asked and what were the results we obtained:
May 15th, 2020: article publié dans The Conversation France
May 15th, 2020: article publié dans The Conversation France
Avec Benoît Fontaine (chercheur au Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle) et Hugo Struna (journaliste et rédacteur du blog de Vigie Nature), nous avons rédigé un article pour The Conversation: Comment faire de votre jardin un havre de biodiversité ?
Cet article repose en partie sur un article publié en 2020 dans la revue Science of the Total Environment. Nous y montrions que les observateurs du programme de sciences participatives Opérations Papillons modifient leurs pratiques de jardinages en faveur de la biodiversité au fil de leur participation.
May 5th, 2020: paper accepted!
May 5th, 2020: paper accepted!
Many thanks to the participants of the BirdLab program ! Thanks to the huge dataset collected, we were able to investigate competition for feeding resources in wintering bird communities.
In particular, we looked at how large and/or introduced birds may hamper the use of birdfeeders by smaller passerines. We compared three large species: the Eurasian magpie, the Eurasian collared-dove and the Rose-ringed parakeet.
On average, presence of the parakeet decreased the cumulative presence time of small species by 43%, an estimate qualitatively similar to the effect of the dove or the magpie. At the species-level, responses to the three large species varied in strength and direction, calling for further studies investigating interspecific direct and indirect interactions in these communities.
Participation to BirdLab thus remain extremely valuable to deepen our understanding of birds interactions. Participation will be possible next November, and we have some surprises in preparation :-) !
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