

A veterinarian by training, I specialized in marine biology, environmental economics and eco-anthropology. Since 2005, my research has focused on the role of sharks in tropical ecosystems, with a particular emphasis on shark bites on humans.
An etho-ecologist, I am also a national freediving instructor, a commercial diver, a professional drone pilot, a private airplane pilot and a director of award-winning documentaries. I advocate for shark conservation through conferences, books and the media.



A scientific light on shark bites.
thesharkprofiler.com
Suitable, environmentally responsible tools born from the latest scientific advances.
shark.solutions
Understanding the genesis of conflicts between large marine predators and humans.
etho-predator.fr
Securing the blue economies of the Caribbean through shark risk management.
one-shark.fr
Veterinarians at the bedside of Mediterranean sharks.
sharkmed.org
The career and activities that shaped my expertise.
ericclua.fr
Abandoning the word “attack” in favor of the neutral, factual term “bite”.
Widely accepted, never proven: the shark explores, it does not “make a mistake”.
With no proven effectiveness and a source of ecosystem imbalance, indiscriminate culls must be banned.
A precious tool to study, monitor and divert sharks away from humans.
Bears, wolves, lynx: the same fight for acceptance and peaceful coexistence.
An oasis of life and a sentinel of climate change, the atoll must be protected at all costs.
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