The QCBS Biodiversity Science Summer School brings together and utilizes the expertise of QCBS researchers. Intended for graduate students, post-docs and professionals in the field of biodiversity science, the course provides a high-level overview of concepts, methods and questions related many aspects of biodiversity science. The summer school is hosted and organized by different participating universities each year.
In 2011, the Biodiversity Science Summer School (BIO6012) was hosted by the Université de Montréal at the Laurentide Biology Station under the supervision of Anne Bruneau and Jacques Brodeur. View the syllabus and the photos from 2011.
The 2010 Biodiversity Science Summer School (BIOL645) was hosted by McGill University and took place at the Gault Nature Reserve, Mont St. Hilaire under the supervision of Claire de Mazancourt. View the photos from 2010.
