Public Institutions and NPOs
Public and non-profit organisations are key players in biodiversity conservation. They contribute to developing innovative solutions and advancing scientific knowledge of biodiversity issues.
We support public bodies and NPOs in developing action plans and deploying innovative research projects to protect nature. We rely on scientific knowledge to provide tailor-made services.
Tailor-made services
Some completed projects
CIRANO - Eco-taxation as a lever for conservationÂ
Commissioned by CIRANO, we studied the feasibility of deploying two eco-taxation tools based on the ecological footprint of land use with a view to protecting biodiversity and, more specifically, the critical habitats of certain species at risk in the St. Lawrence Lowlands region.
Environment Canada - Afforestation potential of agricultural corridorsÂ
Agricultural corridors are uncultivated areas located between a watercourse and an agricultural environment, where the slope makes farming impracticable. As part of this project, we modeled the ecosystem services and ecological connectivity benefits of reforesting the agricultural corridors identified in the target region.
Parks Canada - Supporting the conservation management of La Mauricie Park
We assessed ecological connectivity at the scale of La Mauricie National Park's Greater Ecosystem, and produced a portrait of the resilience of its forest stands. The results of this project are intended as a decision-making tool to guide conservation management in La Mauricie National Park.
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