Registration
Open to eveyone !
Complete schedule
Organizing comittee
workshop – Monday 19 February 2024
The workshop on Circular Economy and Biodiversity is presented in partnership with the The Québec Circular Economy Research Network (RRECQ). It will combine panel presentations from experts in the field and World Café discussions to identify potential synergies between networks, to unravel how biodiversity plays a key role in a circular economy model, and how a more circular economy can foster biodiversity conversation.
Detailed program coming soon.
Keynote Speaker – Tuesday 20 February 2024
Laura Pollock, McGill University
Associate professor, Montréal, Canada
Laura’s research in the Quantitative Biodiversity Lab focuses on improving our predictions of where biodiversity is located on the landscape and how biodiversity might change into the future. Laura has led the development of advanced statistical techniques to make these predictions across many species and phylogenetic clades at the same time. She also develops tools to set priorities for species and areas to conserve based on evolutionary and ecological information as well as the best available set of statistical models. These tools have been used from local to global scales for plants and animals nominating important and highly irreplaceable areas for protecting the world’s biodiversity.
Science outreach
Chloé Savard
Microbiologist
Strives to transform the imperceptible into art while educating and raising awareness about the fragility of microscopic ecosystems
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Maxim Larrivee
Director of the Insectarium de Montréal.
Designed eButterfly, a pioneering citizen science project for long-term butterfly monitoring in Canada, integrating AI and participatory science.
Established an insect monitoring network in the Canadian Arctic, empowering Inuit youth through the Sentinelles du Nunavik project
Martin PM
Illustration and BD
Uses observational drawing to understand and depict society.
Focuses on conveying messages and emotions
A discussion on the role of social sciences and qualitative methods in conservation
Louis Tanguay
Postdoctorat at Université Laval (November 2018 to May 2019)
Project: Chair coordination and literature review on factors influencing landowners’ social acceptability of conservation measures on private land.
Presentation of the QCBS working groups
Fees
REGISTRANT TYPE |
WORKSHOP (Feb 19) |
SYMPOSIUM (Feb 20-21) |
WORKSHOP + SYMPOSIUM | |
QCBS | QCBS or RRECQ researcher / employee member | $75 | $150 | $225 |
QCBS or RRECQ student or postdoc | $50 | $100 | $150 | |
Undergraduate or CEGEP student | $25 | $50 | $75 | |
Invited | $0 | $0 | $0 | |
Non-QCBS | Private sector and governmental | $150 | $150 | $300 |
Non-QCBS researcher | $150 | $150 | $300 | |
Non-QCBS graduate student or postdoc | $75 | $125 | $200 | |
Nonprofit organization | $100 | $100 | $200 | |
Invited | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Refund Policy
Cancellations received up to and including February 6th, 2024 will receive full refund of their registration fees.
Refunds will be provided by applying a refund to the credit card used in registering.
All cancellations notices and refund requests must be received by e-mail (finance@qcbs.ca).
No refunds will be made for cancellations received after February 6th, 2024.
Presenting at the Symposium
Deadline for abstract submission: January 14th, 2024 at 23h59.
Photo Contest
We are looking for submissions related to your research for the annual QCBS photo contest. The submission deadline is January 14th, 2024 at 23h59.
An eco-responsible event
We are proud to announce that our upcoming event will be conducted with a strong commitment to environmental responsibility, ensuring a sustainable and eco-friendly experience for all attendees.
Sponsorships
- Your logo in official documents and presentations – $400
- In addition to the above benefits, your organization’s name will be mentioned during official presentations and announcements. We’ll also be happy to install a banner next to the presenter’s desk and/or distribute your promotional material – $800