Manon Morel

I am an ecologist specializing in built environment biodiversity, and I hold a Rope Access Technician qualification (CQP Cordiste). I combine naturalist expertise with rope access techniques to work directly in hard-to-reach areas (roofs, facades, bell towers, towers, etc.) without the need for heavy equipment.

I support project owners and design offices in the realization of projects with environmental stakes, using my dual expertise to conduct targeted inventories of bats, cavity-nesting birds, and reptiles on buildings.

My approach aims to anticipate issues related to protected species in the built environment, especially in the current context of accelerated renovation projects. These issues, often identified too late, can lead to delays, cost overruns, and avoidable impacts on biodiversity.

I intervene upstream to secure projects, inform decision-making, and reconcile operational constraints with biodiversity preservation.

I also handle all data processing: acoustic analysis, interpretation of results, drafting of deliverables, and mapping of issues, to provide clear, actionable diagnostics that can be directly integrated into projects.

💡 Areas of intervention:

- Renewable energies (wind, solar)

- Renovation and rehabilitation of buildings

- Development in rocky and underground environments

- Infrastructure and civil engineering structures

- Forest management

📍 Based in Montpellier and mobile throughout France.