Céline Clauzel

Céline Clauzel is a Professor of Geography at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and a member of the Laboratory for Social Dynamics and Space Recomposition (LADYSS). She holds a Junior membership in the University Institute of France (IUF, 2023). Her research focuses on spatial modeling of ecological networks, biodiversity management, and human-wildlife interactions, with a geographic emphasis on France, China, and urban environments.

• Research Projects: Co-leader of the COOLSCHOOLS project (2022–2025) and leader of the INTERFACE project (2022–2023). Key roles in TRAMARE, REAUMUR, and ecological transparency studies for transportation networks.
• Administrative Roles: Member of LabEx DynamiTe Steering Committee, Scientific Council of the Foundation for Research on Biodiversity (FRB), and elected member of LADYSS laboratory council.

Her work bridges ecology and urban planning, emphasizing decision-support tools for biodiversity management. Recent studies explore urban green spaces, wildlife corridors, and citizen science applications in biodiversity monitoring.

• Awards: Junior IUF membership (2023).

Supervises doctoral students focusing on topics like railway permeability, school biodiversity engagement, and connectivity modeling in urban environments. Collaborates with institutions like SNCF, CDC Biodiversité, and the Morvan Regional Natural Park.

Active in interdisciplinary initiatives, including co-creating platforms for researchers and practitioners to address ecological challenges in infrastructure and urban development.