Main role in PASTORALP:

• Project coordination
• Downscaling of climate scenarios
• Modelling
• Deployment of PASTORALP platform tools
• Monitoring and evaluation of the project impact on the climate change problem targeted
• Networking
• Information and awareness to general public and stakeholders

Main role in PASTORALP:

• Data collection and harmonization
• Field surveys
• Remote sensing analysis
• Feasible adaptation strategies
• Technical publications

Main role in PASTORALP:

• Communication, Dissemination and Stakeholders engagement plan
• Pastures typologies survey and mapping
• Training seminars and conferences

  Main role in PASTORALP :

• Environmental and socio-economic indicators
• Modelling
• Vulnerability Analysis
• Stakeholders engagement
• Monitoring and evaluation of the project socio-economic impact on the local economy and population

Main role in PASTORALP

• Pastures typologies survey and mapping
• Remote sensing analysis
• Environmental and socio-economic indicators
• Vulnerability analysis
• Stakeholder engagement
• Feasible adaptation strategies: identification and test on pilot areas

Main role in PASTORALP

• Feasible adaptation strategies: Identification and test on pilot areas
• Pastures typologies survey and mapping
• Demonstration of improved strategies on permanent pilot areas
• Participatory and demonstration events
• Development of an adaptation strategy plan and policy recommendations of alpine pastures to climate change impacts

Main role in PASTORALP

• Review and assessment of the national and European policy framework on pastures and evaluation of the available adaptation options
• Pastures typologies survey and mapping
• Feasible adaptation strategies: identification and test on pilot areas
• Demonstration of improved strategies on permanent pilot areas
• Development of an adaptation strategy plan and policy recommendations of alpine pastures to climate change impacts
• Participatory and demonstration events

CNRS will establish a pasture typology for Parc National des Ecrins and will provide a map of pasture functional types using advanced remote sensing techniques. To do so, it will build on a long-standing cooperation with PNE and relevant stakeholders in the framework of the LTSER Zone Atelier Alpes. It will participate to the definition of relevant environmental and socio-economic indicators for assessing the vulnerability of mountain pastures. It will cooperate to the implementation of a modelling framework for the functioning of pastures. It will provide an analysis of feasible adaptation strategies for mountain pasture management in the context of global change. It will lead and/or participate to the scientific and technical publications, dissemination and information to public and stakeholders. Finally, it will collaborate with other beneficiaries to stimulate networking activities and will provide support in the organization of seminars and events with a particular focus on Parc National des Ecrins.