Nocturnal insects under the Insectarium’s watchful eye
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July 12, 2023
AMI : artificial intelligence in an insect trap Maxim Larrivée, director of the Insectarium de Montréal, and myself, an entomological assistant at...Read more
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Feeding humankind without ruining the planet
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April 17, 2023
How do we healthfully feed more and more humans without exhausting the Earth’s resources in a context of climate change? It was in response to this...Read more
The benefits of winter
English
January 18, 2023
Like a lot of people in Québec, towards the end of October I’m discouraged when I see the days get less bright, feel the cold rain that goes right...Read more
COP15 in Montréal, a unique opportunity for preserving biodiversity
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December 7, 2022
Biodiversity is in danger. We need to act right now. According to a 2019 report from the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity...Read more
Unusual observation of tumors in Antarctic fish
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June 30, 2022
The Southern Ocean surrounding the continent of Antarctica has been very stable and extremely cold for several million years. A unique highly...Read more
How to feed more people in a healthful and sustainable way?
English
August 4, 2021
Jean-Philippe Vézina and Jardins Lakou, Dunham Eating healthfully without depleting the Earth’s resources: this is the great challenge facing...Read more
Transition Pathways – How to feed more people in a healthful and sustainable way
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August 4, 2021
Jean-Philippe Vézina and Jardins Lakou, Dunham Eating healthfully without depleting the Earth’s resources: this is the great challenge facing...Read more
Agriculture in the city, a way of contributing to the ecological transition
English
June 29, 2021
Contrary to what we may think, urban agriculture is neither a new concept nor a new trend. Take, for example, the Youth Gardens , those little...Read more
A Giant Swallowtail Butterfly’s Impressive Journey Northward
English
March 10, 2021
You may have noticed specimens of a very beautiful butterfly last summer. It’s one that’s hard to miss: the giant swallowtail is the largest...Read more
Nunavik through the eyes of two researchers
English
April 10, 2019
Researchers Maxim Larrivée and Alain Cuerrier describe their journeys north of the 55th parallel. Each of them is doing his research project up there...Read more
