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David Beaune is a Research Associate at Université Bourgogne Europe’s Laboratoire Biogéosciences, specializing in Ecology and Evolution. He holds a PhD from the Max Planck Institute and University of Burgundy. His work focuses on conservation biology, biodiversity, and ecosystem restoration across diverse habitats, from tropical forests to polar regions. Key projects include seabird conservation in West Africa, endangered species recovery (e.g., Tahiti monarch), and invasive species management. He has supervised over 35 staff and students, and his research spans primate behavior, seed dispersal, and ecological restoration. Awards and grants include contributions to the LaoPaDam project and habitat preservation initiatives. His expertise includes fieldwork in extreme environments, project management, and team leadership.
Education:
- PhD in Ecology (Max Planck Institute, University of Burgundy)
Research Interests: Conservation strategies, invasive species control, primate ecology, freshwater biodiversity, and ecological restoration. His work emphasizes bridging science and practical conservation, with a focus on global hotspots like Congo forests, Polynesian islands, and French wetlands.
Publications: Over 40 peer-reviewed articles and technical reports, including studies on bonobo seed dispersal, seabird ecology, and freshwater crayfish conservation. His work frequently addresses interdisciplinary challenges, such as climate change impacts and community-based conservation.
Awards & Grants: Involved in EU-funded projects like BEST 2.0 for Gambier Islands restoration. Recognized for innovative approaches in ecological engineering and invasive species control.
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with SOP Manu (Polynesia), Birdlife International, and NGOs globally. Leads Eco+consulting, a conservation strategy firm.
