Emilie Champagne’s work on planted seedlings vulnerability to browsing by herbivores in an assisted migration context was one of the subjects of a recent report from Radio-Canada’s L’heure du monde radio show. Her work was highlighted as part of a segment on work that is being done to help trees adapt to climate change. Research projects from Annie Deslauriers and Sergio Rossi from UQAC were also part of the reporting. A written version with additional details can also be found here.
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[In french] Emilie Champagne’s work highlighted on Radio-Canada
Emilie Champagne’s work on planted seedlings vulnerability to browsing by herbivores in an assisted migration context was one of the subjects of a recent report from Radio-Canada’s L’heure du monde radio show.
Photo: Vincent Rességuier, Radio-Canada