Biodiversity comic strips

Disseminating knowledge about biodiversity research is not a simple task, but the QCBS is actively working to offer varied opportunities to develop the communication skills of its members and diversify the center’s scientific communication tools.

In 2026, the CSBQ challenged its members to try to popularize their research and their commitment to biodiversity by creating a short comic strip.

The QCBS’ comic strip contest has now come to a close. You can take a look at the wonderful submissions in the section below, or you could also browse through our very own comic book:

All the comics can be downloaded, printed, and distributed according to your communication and outreach needs. The intellectual property of each work belongs to its creators. You may cite the work in the following ways:

To cite the entire collection:
Enright, S. (Ed.). (2026). Tracer sa voie en biodiversité – Collectif de bandes dessinées sur les sciences de la biodiversité. Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science.

To cite a specific comic:
Author of the chapter, First Initial. (2026). Title of the comic. In S. Enright (Ed.), Tracer sa voie en biodiversité – Collectif de bandes dessinées sur les sciences de la biodiversité. (p. Chapter Pages). Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science

Biodiversité!

Biodiversité!

Benoit Leblanc

Les 5 causes du déclin

Les 5 causes du déclin

Martin PM

La tour de jenga des services écosystémiques

La tour de jenga des services écosystémiques

Alexis Curodeau-Codère

Le coeur des géants

Le coeur des géants

Vincent Desjardins

The Field

The Field

Marta Barnes

 L'impatiente du cap

L'impatiente du cap

Julie Corbeil Walsh

Bar à Couda

Bar à Couda

Pauline Laurency et Solanne Guigon

Mais où se cache le monstre du Loch Ness ?

Mais où se cache le monstre du Loch Ness ?

Fidji Sandré

Discoveries made by QCBS members

in Quebec in 2025

Blitz the Gap is a pan-Canadian bioblitz to fill knowledge gaps in biodiversity data. The first summer ran from June 1st to October 1st, 2025!

Several QCBS members participated. Thanks to them, 6 new species were identified in Quebec! Here are the discoveries :

Bruchia Flexuasa

Bruchia Flexuasa

Étienne Lacroix-Carignan

Crataegus laurentiana

Crataegus laurentiana

Marc-Aurèle Vallée

Diplophyllus apiculatum

Diplophyllus apiculatum

Séléna Bergeron

Exoteliospora osmundae

Exoteliospora osmundae

Étienne Léveillé-Bourret

Salix x gaspensis

Salix x gaspensis

Étienne Léveillé-Bourret

Salix x gaspensis

Salix x gaspensis

Étienne Lacroix-Carignan

Salix x gaspensis

Salix x gaspensis

Marc-Aurèle Vallée

Solenostoma crenuliforme

Solenostoma crenuliforme

Séléna Bergeron

Xenylla Welchi

Xenylla Welchi

Laura Jeanne Raymond-Léonard