Who are we?
LEMONSEA was created in 2014 by a group of students passionate about the protection of the environment and more precisely by ocean preservation.
Our Vision
Considering that Ocean Acidification is at the root of many of the issues that ocean conservation faces, we believe in the necessity of awareness raising in order to tackle the main drivers of acidification in a holistic approach.
Our Mission
Our approach is focused on three main axis:
- to create innovative educational tools to popularize and facilitate the science on issues linked to Ocean Acidification
- to contribute to the dissemination of knowledge by sharing relevant content on Ocean Acidification
- to work with organizations or individuals committed to research and advocacy on Ocean Acidification issues
MEMBERS
Fanny Voix
Master Student in Environmental Sciences at Université de La Rochelle
Théo Buisson
Master Student in Environmental Sciences at Université de La Rochelle
Elia Barjolle
Master Student in Environmental Sciences at Université de La Rochelle
Monica Lafon
Communications and PR Manager at Centro Mario Molina
Thibault Guinaldo
Student in water science at Université de Montpellier
Alice Lapijover
Phd student in environmental science at Université de La Rochelle
Yoann Lapijover
Microengineering Student at EPFL
Christina Marmet
Marine Scientist at Dial Cordy and Associates Inc.
Hannah Moersberger
Project Coordinator at Future Earth
Camila Minerva Rodríguez Tavárez
Sciences Po Graduate
Luuk Van der Heijden
Phd student in environmental science at Université de La Rochelle
OCEAN YOUTH AMBASSADORS
Isabella O'Brien
Grade nine student at Westmount Secondary School in Hamilton, Canada & one of the top 20 Global Finalists at the Google Science Fair
Become an Ocean Youth Ambassador
SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY COMMITTEE
Jean-Pierre Gattuso
CNRS Senior Research Scientist
Julien Rochette
Coordinator Oceans and Coastal Zones Programme at IDDRI
Glen Wright
Research Fellow International Marine Policy at IDDRI
Jeff C. Clements
PhD candidate
in Marine Biology at University of New Brunswick
Become our Scientific Advisor
