Camille Parmesan

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Camille Parmesan

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Camille Parmesan is a Professor at CNRS (SETE - Experimental and Theoretical Ecology) and an Adjunct Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Geological Sciences. She specializes in the study of biodiversity and its relationship with climate change. Camille holds a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from The University of Texas at Austin.

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‘We need to rethink how we approach biodiversity’: an interview with IPCC ecologist and ‘refugee scientist’
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‘We need to rethink how we approach biodiversity’: an interview with IPCC ecologist and ‘refugee scientist’

Effects

Camille Parmesan highlights how climate change drives species adaptation and hybridization, the need for flexible conservation strategies, and the intersections in sustaining research

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Effects · Biodiversity

‘We need to rethink how we approach biodiversity’: an interview with IPCC ecologist and ‘refugee scientist’


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