Conservation Newsletter

The Conservation Newsletter

Over 200 knowledge acquisition and natural environment management projects take place annually in the Québec national parks network. The Conservation Newsletter was developed to share some of these results. Published every year, it summarizes the main projects that took place over the past year.

See the latest article on the right about Parc national du Mont-Tremblant.

See below for topics on the park covered in previous years.

Twenty-one new indigenous species (2014) (in French only)

Operation Carcaj’où (2013) (in French only)

Visitors’ perception of the wolf and the phenomenon of familiarization (2011) (in French only)

The interactive effects of acidity and mercury on the bioaccumulation of mercury in aquatic food chains (2010) (in French only)

The Fladry line, a new method for preventing encounters between wolves and people at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant (2009) (in French only)

The beaver, an ecosystem engineer that changes water chemistry in the streams (2008) (in French only)

Meeting wolf packs in Parc national du Mont-Tremblant (2007) (in French only)

Listening to Bicknell’s Thrush at Parc national du Mont-Tremblant (2006) (in French only)

Common Loon protection program (2005) (in French only)