Biodiversity and Our Everyday Lives with Tatiana Giraud

Concrete examples such as pollination and water availability connect a large environmental question to the systems we depend on.

From pollinating flowers to keeping soils fertile, biodiversity supports much of everyday life. Join evolutionary biologist Tatiana Giraud at Le Récif to explore what its decline means for human societies.

This 90-minute talk looks at pressures on biodiversity, including habitat destruction, pollution and climate change. Tatiana Giraud explains how the diversity of life develops and why understanding its dynamics matters for conservation.

Admission is free. Register through the organiser’s Eventbrite link. Le Récif is inside Natural Solutions on the second floor.

The venue is on the second floor without a lift and is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.

• Tatiana Giraud

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  Tatiana Giraud is an evolutionary biologist, CNRS research director at Paris-Saclay University and a member of the French Academy of Sciences.

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