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Resarch within BASC

BASC is structured around three interconnected and interdisciplinary axes focused on understanding and predicting:

  1. the dynamics of interactions between global change drivers including climate change, land use, pollution, and invasive species and their impacts on biodiversity, ecosystem services and socio-ecosystems (SES),
  2. the capacity of organisms, ecosystems and social systems to adapt to global change and
  3. the technical and social innovations  necessary to transform socio-ecosystems from unsustainable to sustainable pathways.

The axes are detailed below. The first two define the vulnerability of socio-ecosystems ; the third one ways in which vulnerability of SES can be reduced by lowering pressures on them. The delineation between these axes does not constitute a causal chain, but rather components that interact to determine the dynamics of SES. These three axes are supported by strategies to build upon a wide range models being developed by BASC teams and their partners and to reinforce analytical, observational and experimental platforms in BASC.

Furthermore, BASC research is organised around four main themes:

Understanding and managing the dynamics of biological diversity
Ecosystem Management and the Agroecological Transition
Linking local and global drivers to the dynamics of socio-ecological systems from landscapes to regions
Sustainable periurban territoires

2013-2017

Flagship project 2, DynamiC-Rlm7, Evofungi, PomFlux, SEPTOVAR, HTS network

2016-2019

Itemaize (Flagship project), PomPuceDom, RADIANT, SOCEVOL, LutteSesaorchad, LutteSesa, SOCEVOL

2013-2017

Flagship project 3, PODIUM, BIOPRO, Dynamiques, MACMINE, SOCSENSIT, SOLTER, Saclay Plateau soil cartography

2016-2019

API-SMAL, ASSETS, INDISS (Flagship projects), CASABio, LutteSesa, FIBIOS, TransLocPlant, ActLab, BASCULER, CoCulture, PRINTEMPS, SENAC, TROL, Ravageurs, PROLEG, Agroecology network, LutteSesa, Saclay Plateau soil cartographyR&B, Connexionorchad

2013-2017

Flagship project 1, Flagship project 5, InSPRED, TPlus3, SPARTACUS

2016-2019

API-SMAL, STIMUL (Flagship projects), (R&B), ActLab, CONNEXION, EURECA, SENACFIBIOS, Galop

2013-2017

Flagship project 4, BIOPRO, Dynamiques, MOTUS, SOCSENSIT, SOLTER, Saclay Plateau soil cartography

2016-2019

ASSETS (Flagship project), DRAIN-ACT, GaLoP, TROLRavageursPROLEG, orchad, Saclay Plateau soil cartography

Axis 1 - Global change drivers: exposure, impacts and feedbacks

The principal anthropogenic drivers of change in biodiversity and ecosystem services in social-ecological systems are land management and land use...
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Axis 2 - Capacities & limits of adaptation of organisms, ecosystems & societies to global change

Evolution has led to a remarkable diversity of species and their adaptation to a vast range of biotic interactions and abiotic environments on Earth.
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Axis 3 - Sustainability and governance of social-ecological systems

Transformation to sustainable pathways must account for global change including both direct drivers such as land use and climate change (interaction...
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