Anne-Lise B. Email and Phone Number

Postdoctoral research position with Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS) at the University of Arizona. CLIMAS is a Climate Adaptation Partnership (CAP), funded by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration that includes experts from social, physical, and natural sciences who collaborate with partners across the Southwest to develop sustainable solutions for regional climate challenges. Under the guidance of Associate Professor of Planning and Sustainable Built Environments Ladd Keith, my work aims to bridge climate science and decision-making to advance heat resilience in rural, tribal, and border communities in the U.S. Southwest.

Postdoctoral Fellowship at the International Research Lab Iglobes (CNRS-UA) and OHMi Pima County (Labex DRIIHM), hosted by Biosphere 2. My work focuses on drought resilience and climate change adaptation, contributing to an interdisciplinary and international research project on intermittent bodies of water. My focus is on the relationship of local communities to heavily disturbed and changing waterscapes.

Dissertation : From the oasis-city to the desert-city. Urban adaptation to water scarcity in Phoenix and Tucson (Arizona)

Visiting PhD CandidateLiterature Review (water conservation and drought in the U.S. Southwest)Semi-structured interviews (water managers; water conservation specialists; community members; water activists)Ethnographic Fieldwork (conservation workshops)

Research assistant at the OHMI Pima County (CNRS), hosted by the University of Arizona & Biosphere 2 for the research project "Public Participation and Mining Projects".

Fieldwork, survey analyses and editing for the online atlas of the Nevado de Toluca, Mexico

Research assistant the CNRS lab Environment, City, Society (UMR5600), for the research program "Living along the Ain River, 19th-21st century"