Browsing by ungulates and reduced water availability can adversely impact assisted migration plantations, putting them at risk of failure. This is the subject of a recently published forest research brief produced by the DREAM-Qc team.

It’s under a little rain and with a lot of bugs that the members of the DREAM-Qc team met on June 7th for a field visit on the mixedwood site.

This morning, the first DREAM newsletter was sent to all subscribers. This newsletter, which will be sent every three months, will give a summary of the project news as well as new information directly in your inbox.

DREAM-Québec cherche un.e professionnel.le de recherche afin d'assister les chercheurs et étudiants dans leurs projets.

Late frost is an important risk for seedlings in the context of assisted migration. Taking advantages of data collected during the 2021 field season, Anne-Julie Parent (U. Laval, B. Sc. Aménagement et environnement forestiers) evaluated how the forest cover and neighbouring vegetation affect the...