Having trained as a forestry engineer, I quickly turned to the social sciences, always with an interest in the environment. I'm a sociologist at Inrae's Mountain Ecosystems and Societies Laboratory (Lessem). For me, the mountains are both a place to study and a place to live.

After a thesis on the place of wild animals in social relations, I went on to study the transformations in ways of studying and managing nature in the Anthropocene. The rise of interdisciplinarity and transdisciplinarity is currently of particular interest to me.