UMR EcoFoG

The Joint Research Unit Ecology of Guiana Forests (EcoFoG) gathers Agroparistech , INRA, CIRAD, CNRS and the University of West Indies and French Guiana in four locations in French Guiana: the campus of Kourou, the University campus of Cayenne, the Wood Science Laboratory of Pariacabo in Kourou and Paracou field station in Sinnamary.

The unit belongs to the Excellence Laboratory Ceba.

The purpose of the unit is to integrate approaches in ecology and material sciences to:

  • First, understand the relations between diversity and ecosystem functioning, considering the effects of explotation, anthropic pressure and global change,
  • Second, impulse innovation to valorize forest ressources, taking into account its large diversity and the particuliar constraints of moist tropical environment.

The English version of this site is still under construction.

UMR EcoFoG addresses
  • Campus agronomique - BP 316 - 97379 Kourou cedex -Tel : +594 5 94 32 93 00 - Fax : +594 5 94 32 43 02
  • UMR EcoFoG (L3MA) : 2091 Route de Baduel - BP792 - 97337 Cayenne cedex - Tel : +594 5 94 29 91 38 - Fax : +594 5 94 28 47 86
  • Contacts : General questions; Training application ; EFT Master
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14 December 2011 - Mariwenn translated into Estonian

The (Mariwenn) database (species of Guiana) has been translated into Estonian by Anna (...)

13 December 2011 - Frogs, ponds and rivers

The paper “The interplay of dispersal limitation, rivers and historical events shapes the (...)

4 December 2011 - Next generation science

The Ecological Genetics lab has now constituted a five people–strong task force (Ivan Scotti, (...)

4 December 2011 - Geneticists in pre-Columbian footsteps

The Ecological Genetics lab has performed a one-week field trip, including scientists from (...)

10 October 2011 - A Crossed Investigation on the Elusive Tapir’s Diet in French Guiana

The diet of the largest terrestrial mammal of Amazonia, the Tapir, has been studied in Hibert (...)

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