Salmonids’ Habitats in a Context of Climate Change
The rising water temperatures in Quebec’s lakes have raised some concerns about the viability of salmonid populations, and the quality of recreational fishing.
Most climate scenarios indicate that these trends will continue. This can reduce the amount of suitable habitat for cold-water fish species, such as the brook trout and the lake trout.
CONTEXT
The objective of this Master degree project is to assess the knowledge, perception and behaviour of the Mont Tremblant National park’ visitors with regard to large carnivores and meso-carnivores.
OBJECTIVE
By filling the questionnaire above, you will help the PNMT to modify and adapt its education campaigns to reduce human-wildlife conflicts and interactions, and promote healthy coexistence. Thank you!
HOW YOU CAN HELP
QUESTIONNAIRE
Access to the survey here ! This will bring you to a LimeSurvey page.
WHO ARE WE ?
Louve Swennen is a MSc candidate in the Department of Natural Sciences at the Université du Québec en Outaouais (UQO). She is from Brussels (Belgium), and always wanted to work on animal conservation projects during her training.
Katrine Turgeon is a Professor in the Department of Natural Sciences at (UQO). Since 2023, she holds a Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in socio-ecology of conservation. She LOVES watersports and scuba diving, snowboarding in the winter and camping with her family.