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Vegetation and Ecosystem Assessment for the Protection of Mediterranean Non-Perennial Watercourses
LEBIOMAT Laboratory, Faculty of Sciences of Sfax (Université de Sfax, Tunisia), led by Prof. Mohamed Chaieb, is seeking partners for PRIMA 2026 projects. We specialize in plant ecology, ecosystem assessment, and sustainable land management, with expertise in vegetation functions, biodiversity, and the resilience of Mediterranean ecosystems.

TOPICS

Topic 2.1.1-2026 (RIA) Leveraging Ecosystem Functions and Enhancing Water Allocation for the Protection and Restoration of Non-Perennial Watercourses in the Mediterranean

KEYWORDS

Plant ecology; Ecosystem assessment; Soil stabilization; Water retention; Non-perennial watercourses; Mediterranean ecosystems; Ecosystem restoration; Biodiversity

DESCRIPTION

The BIOMAT Laboratory, directed by Mohamed Chaieb, will contribute expertise in plant ecology and ecosystem assessment. The team will study the role of vegetation in soil stabilization, water retention, and ecosystem functions in areas surrounding non-perennial watercourses. Their work will support the development of evidence-based strategies for the protection and restoration of Mediterranean ecosystems, providing essential ecological data for project planning and decision-making.

REMARKS

ORGANIZATION

Faculty of Sciences of Sfax, University of Sfax

TYPE OF ORGANIZATION

Secondary or Higher Education Establishment

COUNTRY

Tunisia

contact person

Professor and Laboratory Director

+21698408323

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