Arno Grégoire Landry
McGill University
M.Sc. candidate
Supervisor: Anna Hargreaves
Start: 2026-09-01
End: 2028-09-01
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M.Sc. candidate
Supervisor: Anna Hargreaves
Start: 2026-09-01
End: 2028-09-01
Personal page
Project
Roads and hiking trails as conduits for the spread of native and non-native plants into mountains and alpine ecosystemsMountain ecosystems are undergoing major restructuring due to the altitudinal migration of native and non-native plant species. These rapid migrations, amplified by the interaction between climate change and human infrastructure, threaten the integrity of alpine communities. My study aims to understand how roads and hiking trails act as dispersal corridors, enabling the redistribution of native and non-native plants in the Canadian Rockies.
Keywords
invasive species, MIREN, mountain biodiversity , range dynamics, range expansionPublications
1- A functional approach to increase diversity and decrease risk in managed forests: The case of the Monteregian forest, CanadaPaquette, Alain, Michaël Belluau, Maria Raquel Kanieski, Arno Grégoire Landry, Elyssa Cameron
2026 The Forestry Chronicle
