This is me (in winter).
I am a Senior Researcher employed by the French ‘Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique’, based in Montpellier in the south of France at the ‘Centre d’Ecologie Fonctionnelle et Evolutive’ lab.

I study how animals perceive and adjust to their environment, and why this matters for populations and ecosystems.

My research mostly focuses on large mammals, because you can (relatively) easily monitor their behaviour in natura, and they have important ecosystem effects.

Some have high societal and economical values, so my research sometimes matter beyong basic science.



Here are a few of my research outputs [click on pictures for more info on the topic].

Human activities shape animal movements. blabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalalablabalabalablabalalabalala

Biologging. I develop new tools, and associated analytical approaches, to study animal behaviour in the wild. blabalablaabalalabalabalabalablababalabalabalabal

Knowledge for conservation in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. blablabl

Artificial intelligence for ecology. blbalbalabalabla

Collaborations, data sharing and capacity building. blbalbalab

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