Eléonore Zittoun

I graduated as an Agronomic Engineer in 2018 and hold an MSc in Biodiversity Conservation from Trinity College Dublin (2021). I worked as an ecological consultant in France, specializing in bat surveys and impact assessments, before relocating to Cambodia in 2022 to join the Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity as Research Coordinator. After this, my work has centered on applied ecology and field-based conservation, with a particular focus on bat research, specifically, how seasonal landscape change shapes bat assemblage composition across Cambodian ecosystems. Alongside this research, I am committed to strengthening local capacity for bat monitoring and conservation through the development and application of semi-automated bioacoustic tools.