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Des Mammifères Sauvages D'aquitaine Atlas des Mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine Première synthèse sur les Mammifères d’Aquitaine, cet atlas est une base de connaissance des espèces de la région. Dotée d’entités biogéographiques variées, l’Aquitaine offre une diversité mammalogique d’une grande richesse qui mérite d’être prise en compte dans les politiques environnementales. L’atlas des Mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine, composé de plusieurs tomes, décrypte la répartition de chaque espèce dans la région et Tome 6 : Les Rongeurs, les Erinacéomorphes et les Soricomorphes les Soricomorphes et les Erinacéomorphes 6 : Les Rongeurs, Tome fournit des éléments de compréhension sur l’état des populations. C’est un travail collectif et collaboratif entre de multiples partenaires qu’ils soient professionnels ou amateurs. Ce sixième et dernier ouvrage présente trois groupes d’espèces souvent peu - d’Aquitaine étudiées pour certaines d’entre elles : Les Rongeurs, les Erinacéomorphes et les Soricomorphes. Avec la participation d’un grand nombre de partenaires, le tome 6 de l’Atlas des Mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine aborde 29 espèces présentes dans la région sous forme de monographies et de cartes de répartition. Le Campagnol souterrain ne dispose que d’une donnée confirmée et n’apparaît donc pas sous forme de monographie. Le Castor d’Eurasie, bientôt de retour, bénéficie lui d’une monographie. D’autres éléments en particulier sur les techniques d’inventaires ou les risques sanitaires viennent compléter ces monographies. des Mammifères sauvages sauvages des Mammifères Atlas des Mammifères Atlas sauvages d’Aquitaine TOME 6 : LES RONGEURS, LES ERINACÉOMORPHES ET LES SORICOMORPHES des Mammifères Atlas sauvages d’Aquitaine 2011 - 2015 TOME 6 : LES RONGEURS, LES ERINACÉOMORPHES ET LES SORICOMORPHES Coordination générale Thomas Ruys, Cistude Nature Laurent Couzi, LPO Aquitaine Comité de Pilotage Christian-Philippe Arthur, Société Française pour l’Etude et la Protection des Mammifères Yannig Bernard, Groupe Chiroptères Aquitaine Christophe Coïc, Cistude Nature Laurent Couzi, Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux Délégation Aquitaine – Association locale Aquitaine Thomas Ruys, Cistude Nature Julien Steinmetz, Office National de la Chasse et de la Faune Sauvage Révision et relecture Christian-Philippe Arthur, Société Française pour l’Etude et la Protection des Mammifères Laurent Couzi, Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux Délégation Aquitaine – Association locale Aquitaine Olivier Lorvelec, Institut National pour la Recherche Agronomique - Rennes Thomas Ruys, Cistude Nature … et toute l’équipe de Cistude Nature Projet collectif réalisé par Cistude Nature Chemin du Moulinât 33185 Le Haillan 05.56.28.47.72 www.cistude.org Ligue pour la Protection des Oiseaux - Association Locale Aquitaine 433 chemin de Leysotte 33140 Villenave d’Ornon 05.56.91.33.81 www.lpoaquitaine.org Atlas des mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine Référence bibliographique à utiliser Pour cet ouvrage : Ruys T. & Couzi L. (coords.) 2015. Atlas des Mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine - Tome 6 - Les Rongeurs, les Erinacéomorphes et les Soricomorphes. Cistude Nature & LPO Aquitaine. Edition C. Nature, 228 pp. Exemple pour une monographie de cet ouvrage : Arthur C.-P. 2015. Loir gris. In : Ruys T. & Couzi L. (coords.) 2015. Atlas des Mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine - Tome 6 - Les Rongeurs, les Erinacéomorphes et les Soricomorphes. Cistude Nature & LPO Aquitaine. Edition C. Nature, 58-61. Atlas des Mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine Tome 1 : Présentation de l’atlas Tome 2 : Les Artiodactyles et les Lagomorphes Tome 3 : Les Mammifères marins Tome 4 : Les Chiroptères Tome 5 : Les Carnivores Tome 6 : Les Rongeurs, les Erinacéomorphes et les Soricomorphes Maquette et mise en page : Cosette David- -Ciona / Thomas Saint-Upéry Edition : C. Nature - Association Cistude Nature Chemin du Moulinât 33185 Le Haillan 05.56.28.47.72 www.cistude.org 2 Atlas des mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine Liste des organismes et observateurs ayant transmis des données pour la réalisation de ce tome Charente Nature, Cistude Nature, Groupe Mammalogique et Herpétologique du Limousin, LPO Aquitaine, Nature Environnement 17, Nature Midi-Pyrénées, AAPPMA les pêcheurs du plateau Lannemezan, Aquitaine Environnement, Association des Naturalistes de l’Ariège, BazNat, Biotope, Association Moulin de la Laurède, Conservatoire des Espaces Naturels de Midi-Pyrénées, Conservatoire des Espaces Naturels d’Aquitaine, Club Ornithologique BSA, Confédération des Réserves Naturelles Catalanes, Conseil départemental de la Gironde, Conseil départemental des Landes, Conseil départemental des Pyrénées-Atlantiques, CPIE Littoral Basque Euskal Itsasbazterra, CPIE Seignanx & Adour, Ecotone, ETEN Environnement, Fédération Aude Claire, Groupe Ornithologique du Roussillon, Groupe de Recherche et d’Etude pour la Gestion de l’Environnement, Groupe d’Etudes et de Recherche en Ecologie Appliquée, Le Jardin Refuge Paysan, Muséum d’Histoire Naturelle de Bordeaux, Office du Tourisme d’Arès, Office National de la Chasse et de la Faune Sauvage, Office National des Forêts, Office National de l’Eau et des Milieux Aquatiques, Parc National des Pyrénées, Parc Naturel Régional des Landes de Gascogne, Parc Naturel Régional Périgord-Limousin, Réserve Naturelle Nationale de l’étang de Cousseau, Réserve Naturelle Nationale de Saucats et La Brède, Rivière Environnent, Simethis, Ville de Bordeaux – Direction des parcs et jardins, Ecogis, 33 Smer’e2m. A/ Raymond Agussol, Didier Alard, Jean-Pierre Alazet, Patrick Albrecht, Pascal Aleixandre, Stéphanie Alezier, Guillaume Amirault, Virgil Amoros, Karine Ancrenaz, Aurélien André, Sandra Andrieux, Dorian Angot, Fabrice Annonier, Anthony Antoine, Alain Anton, Paul Antonini, Amélie Armand, Léa Arnoldi, Christophe Attrait, Laurence Auberger, Corinne Aublanc, Aurélien Audevard, Nilda Avignon Lamperiere, Andy Ayres, Aurore Azconaga, Pascale Azzopardi. B/ Jean-Christophe Bacle, Daniel Bacou, Alice Bacou, Mark Bakker, Hubert Baltus, Serge Barande, Julien Barataud, Josiane Baratte, Luc Barbaro, Sandy Barberis, Stéphane Barbier, Dorian Barbut, Pierre Barès, Francis Bareyt, Laura Bargeault, Julien Bariteaud, Elsa Barré, Gaël Barreau, Vincent Barreneche, Gaëlle Barthe, Laurent Barthe, Béla Bartsch, Lucien Basque, Franck Basset, Elmira Battesti, Pascale Baudonnel, Didier Baudry, Emmanuel Baugier, Olivier Baumgarth, Jérémy Baumes, Jérémy Bauwin, Frédéric Bayo, Michèle Bayon, Bertrand Bazin, Romain Beaubert, Olivier Becker, Yann Becker, Clément Bedout, Laëtitia Bekaert, Marc Bellion, Dominique Bellostas, Claude Beltrami, Véronique Bengué, Françoise Benotteau, Christophe Bergès, Anaëlle Bernard, Fabrice Bernard, Françoise Bernard, Yannig Bernard, MatthieuBerroneau , Alexandre Bert, Malicia Besnard, Philippe Bessède, Didier Besson, Claire Betbeder, Laëtitia Betbeder, Patricia Bettiol, Yannick Beucher, Jérôme Beyaert, Louis Beyens, Michel Beynac, Marjorie Biffi, Thierry Bigey, Victor Bigot, Olivier Billard, Antoine Billay, Magali Billerey, Frédéric Blanc, Jérôme Blanc, Florian Blanche, Aurélie Bodo, Karine Boisserie, Pierre Boitrel, Cathie Boléat, Sylvain Bonifait, Daniel Bonjour, Céline Bonnet, Jean-Claude Bonnet, Marc Bordes, Nathalie Bos, Gauthier Bosc, Cécile Bosse, Julien Bottinelli, Patrick Bouineau, Delphine Bouineau, Sylvain Boullier, Jean-Louis Bourdens, Gaëtan Bourdon, Unai Bourgeois, Yvan Bouroullec, Alexandre Boursy, Frédéric Boussinot, Jean-Marc Boutrois, Noëlie Boutrois, Catherine Bout, Jérémy Boyé, Pierre Boyer, Françoise Branger, Nicole Brard, Sandrine Brémaud, David Brient, Julien Brissonnet, Sylvain Brogniez, William Brondel, Frédéric Brouard, Julie Brousse, Françoise Brun, Valérie Brunet, Ambre Bugueret, Franck Buhler. C/ Marie-Hélène Caceres, Guillaume Cadier, Fabrice Cadillon, Sabine Cadillon, Jérôme Calas, Florian Caldray, Yann Cambon, Roland Camviel, Marie-Françoise Canevet, Nicolas Caniotti, Jean-Yves Caquard, Yvon Carabin, Sylvain Cardonnel, Michel Carmagnac, Chantal Carrere, Jean Cassaigne, Jean-Michel Catil, Virginie Caucat, Denis Cauchoix, Stéphanie Caumont, Philippe Caupenne, Jean- Pierre Cavanihac, Frédéric Cazaban, Didier Cazabonne, Ludivine Cazin, Romain Chabbert, Remi Chabert, Jean-Pierre Chadelle, David Chaigneau, Gaëlle Chaigneau, Pierre Chalvignac, Christophe Chambolle, Raphaël Chanoit, Emilien Chanut, Jean-Bernard Chapelle, Pierre Chappe, Anaïs 3 Atlas des mammifères sauvages d’Aquitaine Charbonnel, Yohan Charbonnier, Claude Charron, Marie-Catherine Chaumet, Adrien Chauvet, Romain Chazal, Hélène Chevalier, Vincent Chevallier, Sandra Chevret, Karine Chevrot, Frederic Chiche, Nicole Choussat, Fanny Christian, Florence Civit, Luc Claverie, Paskal Clerc Tellechea, Mahault Clerjoux, Michel Cloturat, Anne-Marie Cognard, Christophe Coïc, Armelle Colas, Philippe Colin, Leticia Collado, Théo Combrouze, Jean-Louis Contat, Mathieu Corbin, Laurent Cornu, Clément Coroller, Henri Cortinchi, Maxime Cosson, Virginie Couanon, Bertrand Couillens, Louise Courcelle, Matthieu Courege, Claire Courreau, Laurent Couzi, Bernard Cravant, J. Crebassa, Yannick Crémillieux, Magali Crouvezier, Antoine Cubaixo, Kévin Curtil. D/ Roberto D’agostino, Sophie Damian, Frank D’amico, Gwennaelle Daniel, Stéphanie Darblade, Xabi Darthayette, Romain Datcharry, Elisa Daviaud, Tim David, Jérôme de Reinach Hirtzbach, François de Villemandy, Etienne Debenest, Joss Deffarges, Vincent Defoing, Gaëtan Delaloye, Claire Delanoë, Caroline Delbouys, Laurent Delfaud, Annie Demoy, Richard Deneuvic, Colette Denier, Alice Denis, Cyril Denise, Chloé Dépré, Adrien Dérousseau, Violette Dérozier, Daniel Desbouchages,
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