Today, ecological thinking appears to be central to the understanding of the upheavals at work in the balance of the biosphere. However, they have only been marginally studied by French political science. In addition, feminist epistemologies and, more broadly, the ecofeminist corpus have been marginalized in this discipline. This article examines the possible points of contact between these feminist theoretical and methodological contributions and the seriousness of ecological mutations. Based on these lines of research, some hypotheses are formulated for a feminist approach to the Anthropocene, with the construction of ecological humanities as a horizon.