Thème interdisciplinaire de recherche
Movement Ecology - Bats - Bioacoustics - Anthropogenic impacts

Contact

Réseaux sociaux
Courriel
croemer [at] biotope.fr
Téléphone
06.98.87.60.04
Adresse(s) personnalisée(s)

34140 Mèze
France

Présentation

I focus my research on the interactions between human activities and bat movements. I am particularly fond of methods such as bat acoustic monitoring and acoustic flight path tracking, which provide numerous information: species identification, presence of social or foraging activity, and flight movement behaviour. I use these methods to infer the response of bats to environmental factors and human activities and suggest recommendations for the mitigation of human impacts.

Projets

Publications

2023
  • Froidevaux Jérémy S. P., Toshkova Nia, Barbaro Luc, Benítez-López Ana, Kerbiriou Christian, Le Viol Isabelle, Pacifici Michela, Santini Luca, Stawski Clare, Russo Danilo, Dekker Jasja, Alberdi Antton, Amorim Francisco, Ancillotto Leonardo, Barré Kévin et al., mai 2023A species-level trait dataset of bats in Europe and beyond. Abstract Knowledge of species’ functional traits is essential for understanding biodiversity patterns, predicting the impacts… Scientific Data vol. 10, n° 1, p. 253
    ISSN
    2052-4463
2022
  • Barré Kévin, Froidevaux Jérémy S. P., Leroux Camille, Mariton Léa, Fritze Marcus, Kerbiriou Christian, Le Viol Isabelle, Bas Yves & Roemer Charlotte, septembre 2022Over a decade of failure to implement UNEP/EUROBATS guidelines in wind energy planning: A call for action. Conservation Science and Practice vol. 4, n° 11, e12805
    ISSN
    2578-4854, 2578-4854
2021
  • Dubos Nicolas, Kerbiriou Christian, Julien Jean-François, Barbaro Luc, Barré Kevin, Claireau Fabien, Froidevaux Jérémy, Le Viol Isabelle, Lorrillière Romain, Roemer Charlotte, Verfaillie Fabien & Bas Yves, mars 2021Going beyond species richness and abundance: robustness of community specialisation measures in short acoustic surveys. Biodiversity and Conservation vol. 30, n° 2, p. 343-363
    ISSN
    0960-3115, 1572-9710