Wetlands in Quebec: partnership for the development of restoration methods and governance structures
Project Description
Despite major advances in wetland restoration in recent years, Quebec is currently failing to effectively compensate for the loss of wetlands on its territory. Our team aims to inform restoration projects about governance and restoration methods that need to be employed to ensure success. More specifically, the objectives of our K2A group are to promote collaborative work in multidisciplinary teams composed of people from various sectors (universities, ministries, cities, NPOs) to catalyse action to restore wetlands; identify the brakes and levers on restoration projects; train HQP and graduate students; and create summaries and tools to inform and support restoration projects.
Principal Investigator
- Monique Poulin Université Laval
Collaborators
- Jean-François Bissonnette Université Laval
- Bérenger Bourgeois Université Laval
- Stéphanie Pellerin Université de Montréal
Student members
- Catherine Čapkun-Huot Université Laval
- Audréanne Loiselle Université de Montréal
- Mathieu Vaillancourt Université Laval
Other participants on this project
- Jérôme Gosselin-Tapp, Université Laval
- Émilie Larochelle, MELCCFP
- Marianne Lessard, MELCCFP
- Marilou Hayes, MTMD
- Julie Deslandes, Ville de Québec
- Mélanie Deslongchamps, Canards Illimités Canada
- André Michaud, Canards Illimités Canada
- Émie Cantin, Université Laval
- Clémence Moreau, Université Laval
- Laurence Turmel-Courchesne, Université Laval
- Guillaume Grégoire, Université Laval
- Marie-Hélène Brice, Université de Montréal
