Clémentine Mutillod: "From France to Mongolia, the return of Przewalski's horse and its effects on the steppe".

As part of the Endoume Wednesdays lectures for the general public, Clémentine Mutillod, Attachée Temporaire d'Enseignement et de Recherche Avignon Université à l'IMBE (Avignon University Temporary Teaching and Research Attaché at the IMBE) is giving a talk entitled "From France to Mongolia, the return of Przewalski's horse and its effects on the steppe“ face-to-face at the Endoume Marine Station or online at direct.

Summary of the conference:

Przewalski's horses - considered to be the last wild horses in the world - were reintroduced in 2004 and 2005 to a 14,000-hectare closed reserve in their original range, the steppes of Central Asia. Following initial monitoring of the flora inside and outside this reserve in 2010, a second field campaign was carried out in 2023 thanks to Avignon University, the Société Française d'Écologie et d'Évolution, the Khomyn Talyn Takhi association and the Association Takh. Here's a look back at the two months spent on the steppe, between scientific surveys and naturalist and cultural discoveries.