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Masters 2 course
TransCam 2025 course
Attributed to
Lisa Llecha, étudiante Master 2 GEC AMU-Osu Pytheas
Supervisor(s)
Pierre Doumenq (AMU/LCE) - Nathalie Boutin-Richter (MIVEGEC)
Financing
MIVEGEC (Budget TRANSCAM)
Laboratory
MIVEGEC
2025
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EXPRESSE-BIOCAM project
Summary: The EXPRESSE-BIOCAM project aims to explore the combined effects of environmental exposure, social inequalities and territorial transitions on mental health in the coastal socio-ecosystems of the Camargue delta. This emblematic...
ZOOCAM (PEPR PREZODE)
Summary: The Camargue (Rhone delta, France) is a temperate ecosystem conducive to the emergence and spread of zoonotic diseases. Faced with this challenge, while the operationalisation of the One Health approach has focused mainly on tropical and subtropical...
The Salt Trial (ERABLE Project)
Camargue, the salt trial - Adapting an area to salinisation and climate change
The Salt Trial is a territorial fiction that looks at salt as an environmental motif accused in a fictitious trial, inviting all the living people of the Camargue to testify. The trial is a unifying event, creating a shared narrative. This action-research project aims to break down the barriers between different approaches, by recognising and questioning a wide range of vernacular knowledge and know-how, and involving players from all sectors. It explores the possibilities for adapting and transforming human activities in the Camargue in the face of salinisation of the environment and climate change, and aims to trigger social change around the challenges of ecological transition.
TransCam project
The aim of this exploratory project is to analyse the many models of ecological transition at work in the Camargue. These models encompass initiatives with a strong environmental, economic and social impact, the implementation of which is the subject of heated debate,...
TRANSCAM project
The aim of this course is to document ecological transitions in the Camargue. It is based mainly on two methodological approaches: a literature review and semi-structured interviews. It began with an in-depth review of the scientific and grey literature in order to update our knowledge of the dynamics of ecological transitions. This phase also enabled us to identify the associated public policies and approaches. Interviews will then be conducted with local stakeholders to gather their views, motivations and experiences regarding the transitions underway. These interviews will be transcribed in full and analysed qualitatively. This work requires a reflective and interdisciplinary approach. This will contribute to a better understanding of territorial trajectories and the means of measuring them. This internship will also strengthen the project's capacity to structure a research base for long-term monitoring of transitions.