Projets 2017
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CLEAR : ChiLdren Environment AwaReness in the BMP basin
Pierre Batteau
Session
2017
Co-porteur(s)
Sophie GACHET
Type de projet
Projet OHM
OHM(s) concerné(s)
  • OHM Bassin Minier de Provence
Écologie, Géographie, Sciences de gestion
Understanding how environmental perceptions and representations change is a necessary condition for studying man-milieus interactions. This change may influence for good or evil the governance of the geographical spaces, the management of natural resources, and the management of biodiversity and ecosystems. Studies have found that the manifestation of "environmentally sensitive" attitudes among young people had implications for their adult behavior. Other studies have shown that children are able to communicate about environmental issues and their capacity to identify environmental pressures through drawings. Considering children as social actors, a survey relative to the environment based on drawings and questionnaires was performed (2012) upon the children of the primary schools of the former coal mining area of Provence (17 towns, 27 schools). This proposal aims to support the scientific and public valorization of this study by :

- collecting additional data (for additional analyses and publications)
- supporting scientific publication (including figures, maps and illustrative drawings which requires financial participation)
- initiating a book written in a way that is accessible to a wide audience
- conceptualizing an exhibition for a broad audience (schools, events, …)

Porteur

Pierre Batteau
2019-05-03 13:18:48
Pierre Batteau
Pierre BATTEAU is Professor Emeritus at Aix Marseille Graduate School of Management (IAE Aix). His main areas of expertise include modelisation (financial valuation), management, risk management, and economics. He is Deputy Director of ECCOREV federation CNRS (Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique) of 40 laboratories for developing interdisciplinary research on environmental risks. He co-supervises the thesis of Nathalie Boutin.

Participants

Sophie
GACHET
Sophie GACHET est Maître de Conférences à l’Institut Méditerranéen d’Ecologie et de Biodiversité continentale et marine (Aix-Marseille Université). Ses domaines de compétence recouvrent l’écologie des communautés végétales, les traits fonctionnels de plantes, l’écologie forestière, les bases de données, la modélisation, les analyses de données. Elle co-encadre la these de Nathalie Boutin.

Sophie GACHET is Lecturer at the Mediterranean Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity (Aix-Marseille University). Her areas of expertise include the ecology of plant communities, plant functional traits, forest ecology, databases, modeling and data analysis. She co-supervises the thesis of Nathalie Boutin.
Jean-Claude
RAYNAL
Jean-Claude RAYNAL est Coordinateur scientifique de l’OHM-BMP. IE1 CNRS ECCOREV (FR3098), Docteur en Géographie. Ses travaux en géographie et environnement portent sur les rapports sociaux et spatiaux autour des enjeux de la nature et la gestion concertée des ressources naturelles.

Jean-Claude RAYNAL is the Scientific Coordinator of the OHM-BMP (IE1 CNRS ECCOREV FR3098). Doctor in Geography, his work in geography and the environment focuses on the social and spatial relationships related to natural issues, and the management of natural resources.
Nathalie
BOUTIN
Doctorante à l’IMBE et au CERGAM, Nathalie BOUTIN a conduit l’étude sur les enfants dans le cadre de son Master en écologie, sous la direction de Sophie GACHET (IMBE). Ses travaux de these sont encadrés par Solange Hernandez (CERGAM) et co encadrés par Sophie Gachet (IMBE) et Pierre Batteau (CERGAM).

Nathalie BOUTIN performed the study on children as part of her Master in Ecology (2012), under the direction of Sophie GACHET (IMBE). She is conducting a doctoral research (Phd student CERGAM/IMBE) to be defended in 2017 and funded by full scholarship from the Labex OTMED (Laboratoire d’Excellence: Objectif Terre-Méditerranée), an interdisciplinary project of the Aix-Marseille University (AMU) focusing on the Mediterranean area issues such as climate change, human activity, and economic development. Her thesis work is supervised by Solange Hernandez (CERGAM) and co-supervised by Sophie Gachet (IMBE) and Pierre Batteau (CERGAM). She teaches (ATER) environmental...