ABOUT ME

I am a post-doctoral researcher at CNRS – UMR GEOLAB working on the structure of ecological networks and environmental gradients in marshes.

My research addresses fundamental questions at the interface of community ecology, macroecology and conservation biology. I investigate how global change affects biodiversity and how this can be harnessed for conservation and management. I investigate these questions by combining open-access databases on environmental, trait, trophic interaction, and phylogenetic characteristics, data from the field or from experiments, and statistical modelings to integrate and synthesize data. Most of this work focuses on islands or island-like ecosystems (e.g. lakes).

You can take a look at my research interests and my publications.

For more information about my research experience, please see my curriculum vitæ.
Feel free to contact me for any inquiries or potential collaborations in any research topic. You can reach me at camille.leclerc[at]uca.fr.

Key words:
biogeography; community ecology ; conservation biology ; food-web ecology ; global changes ; macroecology ; multiple facets of biodiversity ; vulnerability assessment