Cécile Godde: Research Scientist

Cécile is a Food Systems Research Scientist with CSIRO Agriculture and Food in Australia.

She is passionate about the challenges in relation to agriculture, food security and global change, at the farm level as well as in a national and global context.

Her main fields of scientific interest include: drivers and trade-offs of land-use dynamics; livestock; grazing systems modelling; climate change and climate variability (impacts, adaptation and mitigation strategies); soil carbon sequestration.

Prior to joining CSIRO, Cécile acquired other international experiences working on conservation and sustainable agricultural development projects for CSIRO, the non-governmental organisation Greening Australia (Australia), the International Livestock Research Institute (Costa-Rica), the multinational MARS Inc. (Brazil) and the French governmental agency for organic agriculture-Agence BIO (France).

Cécile is also one of 80 female scientists who have been selected worldwide to participate in the world-class leadership, strategic and science initiative and outreach for women: the Homeward Bound Program, which culminated with a month training in Antarctica.

Follow Cécile’s research on Twitter, ResearchGate, LinkedIn and her blog.

Contact Cécile: Cecile.Godde@csiro.au