# RECOTOX, une initiative en éco-toxicologie pour suivre, comprendre et réduire les impacts des pesticides dans les socio-agro-écosystèmes

Faouzia Abdou Hassani, Véronique Gouy, Vincent Bretagnolle, Christian Mougin

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Faouzia Abdou Hassani, Véronique Gouy, Vincent Bretagnolle, Christian Mougin. RECOTOX, une initiative en éco-toxicologie pour suivre, comprendre et réduire les impacts des pesticides dans les socio-agro-écosystèmes. "Enjeux sur le sol: les dispositifs de longue durée pour répondre aux questions d'aujourd'hui et de demain", 2018, Versailles, France., 2018. hal-01914405

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# RECOTOX: AN INITIATIVE IN ECOTOXICOLOGY-TOXICOLOGY to monitor, understand and reduce the impacts of pesticides in socio-agro-ecosystems

Faouzia Abdou-Hassani¹, Véronique Gouy², Vincent Bretagnolle³, Christian Mougin¹

¹UMR ECOSYS, INRA, AgroParisTech, Université Paris-Saclay, 78026, Versailles, France

²UR MAEP, Irstea, 69626, Villeurbanne cedex, France

³UMR CEBC, CNRS & Université de La Rochelle, 79360, Beauvoir sur Niort, France

contact-recotox@inra.fr

## Why RECOTOX?

For many years, the scientific community has pointed out the lack of long-term field and large-scale monitoring of the effects of chemicals on ecosystems. In addition, the ecotoxicological studies carried out involve protocols often far away from the conditions of the real world. Hence, our capacity to elucidate and predict such effects remains limited.

In this respect, RECOTOX aims at:

- promoting **transversal and integrated research** to answer the scientific challenges of understanding and anticipating the environmental and health impacts of pesticides and biocides,

- analyzing the **whole chain "pressures-exposures-impacts"** by coordinating and increasing the **in natura observation** and **experimentation** dedicated to ecotoxicology and toxicology,

- sharing between its constitutive observatories/sites a **common culture** around ecotoxicology

## What is RECOTOX?

RECOTOX is an initiative including observatories or sites belonging to Research Infrastructures, (AnaEE-F, OZCAR, LTSER-ZA), several experimental units of the network RMT Quasaprove and observatories depending on universities. They provide various and complementary agro-pedo-climatic situations.

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## A scientific project

The scientific project of RECOTOX is organized in 5 WPs:

- promotion and organization of a transversal and integrated research on the chain "pressures-exposures-impacts",

- development of multi scale approaches, from the plot to the landscape, in diverse media (soil, water, air, biota)

- development of innovative experimental or measurement methods, standardization,

- development of a focal point for data management and distribution to scientists and stakeholders,

- communication, dissemination and exploitation of results, training.

## A transversal ambition

RECOTOX interacts with the major structures and scientific networks and infrastructures dealing with **environmental sciences** and **ecotoxicology**.

observation and experimentation
*in natura*

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Zones
Ateliers

observation and
experimentation in
controled conditions

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RECOTO

analysis and
determinations

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conservation and distribution
of biological resources

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AgroBRC-BRC4Env

scientific animation
and dissemination
of results

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data opening
and modeling

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## Acknowledgements

The managers of RECOTOX thank AllEnvi and INRA for their financial support.

See : https://www.recotox.eu/
Mougin et al., 2018, Environ. Sci. Pollut. Res., DOI: 10.1007/s11356-018-2716-5

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