Vincent Bretagnolle

This study finds similar pesticide contamination levels in semi-captive grey partridges fed conventional or organic grains, suggesting non-food pathways contribute significantly to exposure.

The paper quantifies a significant decline in the Reunion Harrier population over 21 years, highlighting spatial variation and supporting its Endangered status.

This study examines the impact of conventional farming on sperm quality in passerine birds, finding reduced sperm density and increased abnormal sperm in species near conventional fields.

This study shows herbicide quantity negatively impacts weed abundance and diversity more than application frequency, while fungicide frequency has indirect long-term effects on weed suppression.

The paper models how landscape composition affects biodiversity and crop production, finding intermediate semi-natural habitat levels can balance stakeholder demands.

This study uses DNA metabarcoding to analyze the diet of carabid beetles in farmland, revealing that crop type and location strongly influence their feeding behavior and biological control potential.