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2023
🎥 🏆 The future of forests
In 2023, the NSERC (an organisation of the federal government of Canada that finances scientific research) launched another edition of their “Science Action !” contest. The pitch was simple, yet challenging : graduate students who participated had to produce a 1 minute video showcasing their research in an interesting way, which would be evaluated by different juries.
Jun 1, 2023
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📝 🥈 In the shadow of Jevons - When efficiency brings environmental destruction (French)
A yearly science communication contest is held by a gathering of several research groups of the UQAM, the pôle ISE-CIRODD-RIISQ. The theme of the 2023 edition of the contest was Transitions, decarbonization and resilience.
May 17, 2023
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📺 Documentary - La bataille pour la forêt
The forests in Quebec are facing a lot of different pressures, resulting in different stakeholders arguing for different actions to help them. As a result, Savoir Media (a quebec TV channel) made a documentary regarding the issue.
Feb 28, 2023
Virtual
Gabrielle Anctil
2022
🎥 ComSciCon-QC 2022 - Is intensive forestry a catastrophy, or an opportunity ? (French)
The ComSciCon is an amazing series of workshops and conferences made to help students of science communicate their research better through many different media. In Québec, the ComSciCon-QC is now organized every year by brave volonteers.
May 21, 2022
Virtual
Clément Hardy
2021
📊 Simulating forest roads is necessary to determine the impacts of forest management on habitat amount and fragmentation (QCBS)
Uneven-aged forest management is perceived as offering attractive trade-offs between wood production, and other important ecosystem services. But uncertainties persist about its impacts, due to the distribution of harvesting areas and the construction of forest roads over larger areas than the most traditional even-aged development.
Dec 15, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📊 Long-term impacts of uneven-aged development on the quantity and fragmentation of old-growth forest in a landscape (University of Alaska Fairbank)
Uneven-aged management is currently seen by many forest ecologists as an extensive management approach when compared to more traditional even-aged methods, offering interesting compromises between timber production and other important ecosystem services.
Sep 3, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📊 🏆 Long-term impacts of uneven-aged development on the quantity and fragmentation of old-growth forest in a landscape (IBFRA)
🏆 This presentation won the “Best presentation” award for this annual conference of the IBFRA. Uneven-aged management is currently seen by many forest ecologists as an extensive management approach when compared to more traditional even-aged methods, offering interesting compromises between timber production and other important ecosystem services.
Aug 19, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📊 Simulating forest roads is necessary to determine the impacts of forest management on habitat amount and fragmentation (ESA)
Uneven-aged forest management is currently seen by many forest ecologists as an extensive management approach offering interesting compromises between timber production and other important ecosystem services related to biodiversity conservation, carbon storage, and social acceptability.
Aug 2, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
🛠 Workshop to learn to use the FRS module for LANDIS-II
The Forest Roads Simulation (FRS) module is an extension of the LANDIS-II Forest Landscape Model (FLM). It was created so as to help researchers in ecology to take into account the constructions of forest roads when studying the impacts of forest management on forest landscapes.
Aug 1, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
🛠 Organization and open-source workshop
Our modern lives put us in constant contact with information. So much information that it can be very difficult to structure it, but also to find it. Different softwares exist today to lighten the work that we ask our brains to manage this information.
Aug 1, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📊 🏆 Long-term impacts of uneven-aged development on the quantity and fragmentation of old-growth forest in a landscape (CEF)
🏆 This presentation won the “Best presentation” award for this annual symposium of the CEF. Uneven-aged management is currently seen by many forest ecologists as an extensive management approach when compared to more traditional even-aged methods, offering interesting compromises between timber production and other important ecosystem services.
May 10, 2021
Virtual
Clément Hardy
📊 Long term impacts of uneven-aged management
May 3, 2021
Virtual
2020
📊 The influence of forest road networks on the long term impacts of uneven-aged management
Uneven-aged forest management is currently seen by many forest ecologists as an extensive management approach offering interesting compromises between timber production and other important ecosystem services such as biodiversity conservation, carbon storage, and social acceptability.
May 12, 2020
Virtual
Clément Hardy
2019
📊 Roads to conservation
The caribou (Rangifer tarandus) faces many different pressures throughout Québec, making it a vulnerable species. In particular, forest roads, numerous throughout the province, increase caribou mortality. Indeed, forest roads increase predation by the grey wolf (Canis lupus) that uses them to move quickly through the landscape to track its prey.
Dec 19, 2019
Concordia university, Montréal, Québec
Clément Hardy
📊 A new LANDIS-II module to study the effects of roads on forest landscapes
LANDIS-II is a spatially explicit model to simulate the evolution of a forest landscape represented by a raster. Each cell in it represents a piece of the surface of it, and the LANDIS-II user can choose from different extensions in order to represent processes that impact the plant succession of the landscape forests.
May 2, 2019
Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, Québec
Clément Hardy
2018
📊 How do I cut this forest landscape for you? - Influence of space tessellation methods on modeling in forest ecology
In recent decades, thanks to the increase in the computational capabilities of our computers, the fields of ecology and forestry have seen the appearance of new tools within them. Among these are spatially explicit models, in which processes and represented entities are placed in space.
Dec 11, 2018
Concordia university, Montréal, Québec
Clément Hardy
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