Vincent Tollon

Vincent Tollon is a Lecturer-Researcher at ISARA's Agroecology and Environment Research Unit, where he integrates data science with agroecological research. His work focuses on biodiversity analysis, GIS applications (QGIS/ARCGIS), and statistical modeling (ADE4/R software) to enhance sustainable food systems.

• PhD in Ecology from Université de Savoie (2010)
• Habilitation from University of Greifswald (2004)
• Doctorate in Animal Ecology from University of Hohenheim (1998)
• Geoecology MSc from University of Karlsruhe (1993)

His research explores agroecological principles through projects like:

• INNOVAB: Innovative cultivation systems for organic crops
• PERMEAGRI: Agricultural space permeability and ecological planning
• ECOSTACK: Biodiversity-driven crop protection tools

Current publications analyze:

• Carbon dynamics in aquaculture systems
• Agroecological practices enhancing pollinator diversity
• Landscape-scale impacts on carabid beetle communities
• Telemetry-based wildlife behavior studies

He teaches statistics (ANOVA, linear models) and GIS to agroecology students, while supervising field research applications in sustainable food production.