Clémence Moreau holds a Phd Degree in Geography of Montpellier University (2019). She is specialized in Human and Social Geography.
Her Phd entitled “Opening the debate on baseline”, focused on the analysis of representations of landscape dynamics on the Mont Lozere (Cevennes National Park and Biosphere Reserve). In this thesis, she developed an original conceptual framework combining the concepts of ecosystem services and baseline references into a comprehensive and a research-action approach through a role playing game. This work contributed to address both the question of reconciliating different objectives in protected areas, the role of the baseline in landscape governance and the scientific and operational added-value of the concept of ecosystem services.
This Phd was supervised by Cecile Barnaud (INRA, France), Raphael Mathevet (CNRS, France and French Institute of Pondichery), in partnership with Cevennes National Park. It was part of the SECOCO project, coordinated by Cecile Barnaud.
Publication :
Conciliate Agriculture with Landscape and Biodiversity Conservation: A Role-Playing Game to Explore Trade-Offs among Ecosystem Services through Social Learning. C Moreau, C Barnaud, R Mathevet - Sustainability, 2019
Pour en savoir plus sur le jeu de rôle SECOLOZ :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evUtcM5zX1Y&t=1s
Pour en savoir plus sur le projet SECOCO :
https://www.researchgate.net/project/Ecosystem-services-social-interdependencies-and-collective-action
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On 29–30 May 2025, the International Centre for the Mediterranean Biosphere Reserves (UNESCOMED) hosted the 4th Mediterranean Biosphere Reserve Managers’ Meeting under the theme: "Towards a Resilient Mediterranean: The Contribution of Biosphere Reserves to Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation."
This well-established forum brought together managers and stakeholders from the MedMAB Network to exchange experiences and foster joint action. Georgina Flamme from the Abertis Foundation inaugurated the meeting, highlighting the importance of public-private collaboration in tackling shared challenges such as climate change. The opening session also featured an intervention by Natalia Beltrán, representing Spain’s Autonomous National Parks ...
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Antonio Abreu Highlights the Role of Biosphere Reserves in Climate Action at #MedMaB 2025
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Abreu underscored the unique value of the World Network of Biosphere Reserves in offering climate solutions that are deeply rooted in the interaction between people and nature. He noted that, as ...
