Urban ecologist with a speciality in botanic and a strong interest in inderdisciplinarity, I'm interested in the parameters constraigning biodiversity in city, particularly management and their outcomes on communities, the management system and actors, connectivity in urban spaces, links with urban development and urban design, gender equity and more egalitarian urban design for human-non human cohabitation.

Botanics
Conservation Biology
Ecology
Landscape ecology
Spatial planning and urban development
Urban Ecology

I'm currently developing different field of work, e.g. how to improve model for functional connectivity in intra-urban areas by including presence/absence or movement data; how management (in private garden, in public green or grey space, in multi family housing, ...) constrain biodiversity and how to promote practices with positive outcomes on urban biodiversity; what are the socio-economic parameters constraining management decision; what are the efficient cues to care in urban areas; how to collaborate with urban planners and other urban dwellers to promote urban design including biodiversity from early stage; can nature-based solution or other tools to include biodiversity in urban planing be a lever to promote gender equity in the use of public space. I'm generally interested in interdisciplarity between social science and ecology in urban areas.

connectivity, gender equity, private garden, green spaces, field work, urban planning, perception, cues to care, plant blindness, nature-based solution

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