Monica Gagnier’s conference, « From internship to research: A Canadian passion »!- January 20, 2024 at 11 a.m. – Room GHK-2320
On January 20 at 11 a.m., join us at the Gene-H.-Kruger Pavilion (GHK-2320-2330) for a captivating conference presented by Monica Gagnier, a forestry enthusiast who has traveled across Canada to immerse us in the forestry practices that shape our land.
Entitled « From internship to research: A Canadian passion », this conference will allow you to discover Monica’s exceptional experiences in forest management across several provinces, from British Columbia to Newfoundland and Labrador. Through her captivating stories and lessons learned, she will immerse you in Canada’s forests’ challenges, practices and diversity.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of forestry, through the eyes of a professional who has turned her passion into a career!
All are welcome!
Details:
Conference speaker: Monica Gagnier, master’s student in forestry under the supervision of Evelyne Thiffault and the co-direction of Nelson Thiffault (Natural Resources Canada)
Conference title: From internship to research: A Canadian passion
Date: January 20, 2024 at 11 a.m.
Location: Gene-H.-Kruger Pavilion, Room GHK-2320
Conference summary: Forests cover 40% of Canada. But how are they managed from coast to coast? Monica Gagnier will share her varied experiences: forestry internships across British Columbia, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as her Master’s research in Ontario and New Brunswick. Discover what she’s learned about forest management in Canada, as well as striking and sometimes unusual anecdotes from the field. This conference promises to be a source of inspiration for a better understanding of Canadian forestry issues and practices.
Speaker bio: Originally from Ontario, Monica has always had a passion for the outdoors. In 2018, she began a bachelor’s degree in forest management and environment at Université Laval. Driven by a desire to understand forest management on a national scale, she completed internships in various Canadian regions: the West, the Prairies, the Centre and the Maritimes. These experiences have enriched her vision and skills in forestry. Today, Monica enthusiastically shares her learnings and adventures to inspire her peers.