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50 years of research in ecology

For half a century, the main objective of our work has been to identify the mechanisms and processes that regulate the dynamics of biodiversity. Our research perspectives are set in the context of sustainable management of natural resources, covering both land and species management, whether threatened, invasive or exploited.
Discover the CEBC thanks to this film made on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the CEBC in 2018 by Aurélien Prudor (Wild Talks).

A field station in the heart of the forest

With 5500 m² of buildings, the CEBC is an ecological research station located in the heart of its study sites: the Chizé forest, the agricultural area of the plain and the Sèvre valley as well as the bocage landscape

Accommodations

On campus in the historic buildings, 26 rooms and dormitories offer 40 places

Facilities

Conference rooms, nice restaurant with two great cooks serving 120 covers per day, big garden

Training

CEBC is active in many trainings. Both in academic and field work practices.

Platforms

Within the framework of scientific collaborations, technical platforms are made available to accompany the protocols

Innovative technical platforms

Our biological analysis platforms, experimental and bio-logging facilities enable us to study a wide range of animal species

FOCUS

Polar Zones

The CEBC has been studying polar ecosystems for more than 65 years. These long-term programs focus on birds and marine mammals as ecological indicators of global change

Hivernage 2021

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Albatrosses, sentinels of the seas

ORNITHOECO

The long term program 109 : Birds and Marine Mammals Sentinels of Global Change in the Southern Ocean

Photos exhibitions

Young biologists spend more than a year in Antarctica. Look at Virgil Decourteille and Florent Lacoste photos

Citizen Sciences

“Mon village de biodiversité”is a project that enable people to take ownership of their territory to get involved in collective management of biodiversity

The Snake Discovery Workshops allow youngsters to become aware of local wildlife and to change their perception of little-known species.

Every two years the CEBC opens its doors on the occasion of the Science Festival. This year, because of Covid the event is cancelled

NEWS

Seabird reproductive success reveals the impact of global changes on marine ecosystems

Climate and the intensity of human activities are changing at an unprecedented rate, but what are the responses of marine ecosystems to these changes and do they differ between hemispheres?[…]

Organic food is healthier for birds too

Pair of Grey Partridge (photo V. Bretagnolle) The effects on the health of partridges fed on conventional and organic cereals were studied under natural conditions. The results show that in[…]

Polar Festival connected

As part of the 43rd Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting, Océanopolis and the French Polar Institute Paul-Émile Victor have joined forces to offer the general public and schools a “Polar Festival”[…]

The CEBC in films

In recent years, Aurélien Prudor has directed numerous documentaries that tell the story of how science is made. Discover the CEBC researches in video