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Sophie Labaude

All posts by Sophie Labaude
  • Caribbean biodiversity in the spotlight in Martinique: highlights from the 5th Caribaea Initiative scientific conference

    Posted on 30 June 2025

    The Caribaea Initiative Research & Conservation Conference, held from June 10 to 12, 2025, in Martinique, brought together researchers, professionals, and conservation stakeholders from across the Caribbean and beyond. The event held special significance as it coincided with the 10th anniversary of the association.

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  • Caribaea Initiative awarded at the Stars of Europe ceremony in Guadeloupe

    Posted on 31 May 2025

    It is an honour and a great reward for Caribaea Initiative! Our MERCI project (Managing Exotic Reptiles on Caribbean Islands) won first prize in the Interregional Cooperation category of the Les Étoiles de l’Europe en Guadeloupe competition, during the ceremony held on May 16, 2025, in Baie Mahault.

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  • Urban and forest lizards in Cuba: Shedding new light on their differences

    Posted on 7 April 2025

    How does urbanization affect wildlife? In Cuba, the endemic lizard Anolis homolechis has become a model species for a team of researchers exploring various hypotheses to explain the differences observed between suburban and forest populations. A recent study offers new insights.

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  • CIMBA project: A successful launch event in Guadeloupe

    Posted on 20 February 2025

    To mark the recent launch of our CIMBA project, an official kick-off event was held on Monday, February 17, at the Caribaea Initiative headquarters in Guadeloupe. This event brought together the press and numerous stakeholders committed to biodiversity conservation, demonstrating the strong interest in this ambitious initiative.

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  • CIMBA: an innovative project to study and control exotic predatory mammals

    Posted on 19 December 2024

    The Caribaea Initiative association, dedicated to combating invasive alien species for years, has just launched its most ambitious project to date: CIMBA. This project aims to better understand and control the impact of exotic mammals on Caribbean biodiversity, a significant threat that requires a multidisciplinary approach combining research, action, and awareness.

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  • The Mourning Gecko: A rapidly spreading invasive species in Guadeloupe

    Posted on 17 December 2024

    In Guadeloupe, the Mourning Gecko was first detected in 2010. Thanks to its unique reproductive method and its ability to adapt to a wide variety of habitats, this reptile is able to rapidly expand into the territories it colonizes. A recently published study highlights the current status of this invasion.

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  • Moths and endemic plants: the remarkable biodiversity of serpentine soils in Cuba

    Posted on 3 October 2024

    Little known to the general public and rarely studied, ecosystems associated with serpentine soils harbour a unique biodiversity, both in terms of flora and fauna. A recent study examined the importance of these particular ecosystems for insect conservation in Cuba.

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  • Promising first year for our bird research project in Martinique

    Posted on 26 September 2024

    Managing and conserving game species is a major challenge. To make informed and objective decisions, it is crucial to first gather rigorous scientific knowledge on the ecology and biology of these species, as well as the state and dynamics of their populations. In Martinique, the ESPACYPA project is addressing this need by focusing on several […]

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  • Confirmed threat: Invasion of the Bare-eyed Pigeon in Saint-Martin

    Posted on 1 August 2024

    On the island of Saint-Martin, an unusual species has appeared in the landscape over the past decade: the Bare-eyed Pigeon (Patagioenas corensis). Christopher Cambrone, our scientific program coordinator and specialist in columbids in the Antilles, investigated with his colleagues. His results confirm the alarming scenario of the species’ rapid invasion of the island, with potential […]

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  • Workshop in Guadeloupe: A unique event at the intersection of science, training, and camaraderie

    Posted on 18 June 2024

    The light begins to fade over the beautiful archipelago of Guadeloupe. In the conference room, final preparations are underway, while participants continue to arrive from all over the Caribbean. The hotel lobby gradually transforms into a place of meetings and reunions, setting the stage for a week rich in exchanges and discoveries. The first evening […]

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