My research interests lie in the field of restoration ecology, with a particular focus on plant communities and population dynamics. During my thesis, I am interested in how to use nature-based solutions to restore Mediterranean grassland ecosystems.
Initially, I am interested in the effects of restoring microhabitats and re-establishing a dominant species on several ecological compartments of the ecosystem.
Secondly, I am studying another restoration method that takes into account a pool of local species. For this, 3 types of seedling are tested, all of local origin with different localities, costs, compositions and ecological impacts.
Finally, I am focusing on the potential phenotypic and adaptive differentiations between two local origins of two dominant species in our ecosystem.

  • 2022-2025 - Doctorate in Ecology - Mediterranean Institute of Biodiversity and Ecology, Avignon University
  • 2019 - Life Science degree - Biology of organisms, populations and ecosystems - Université Clermont Auvergne
  • 2021 - Masters in Biodiversity, Ecology and Evolution - Functional, Behavioural and Evolutionary Ecology - Université Rennes 1
  • Restoration ecology
  • Community ecology
  • Population dynamics
  • Mediterranean grasslands
  • Botany

Thesis entitled: Using nature-based solutions to restore Mediterranean grassland ecosystems.

CIFRE funding: Société des Carrières de la Ménudelle (SCLM), Gagneraud Constructions

Management: Thierry Dutoit, Christel Vidaller, Pierre Bourguet