Association forestière du sud du Québec

L’Association forestière du sud du Québec hosts annual colloquium on forest development in Southern Quebec

L’Association forestière du sud du Québec held its annual colloquium yesterday in Mont-Saint-Grégoire. Pictured is Amélie Normand, general director of L’Association forestière du sud du Québec, at yesterday’s event. Photo: by Taylor McClure.

By Taylor McClure
Townships’ Daily News Bits
CIDI 99.1 FM
Published on 21/11/24 - Played 21/11/24

L’Association forestière du sud du Québec held its annual colloquium in Mont-Saint-Grégoire to bring together stakeholders from the administrative regions of the Estrie, Montérégie, Centre-du-Québec and the southern part of Chaudière-Appalaches to exchange on the work they do to develop forests in southern Quebec. 

CIDI was invited to yesterdays event where we had the opportunity to speak with conference presenters Alexandre Racine, biologist with Organisme de bassin versant de la Yamaska (OBV Yamaska), and Charles Lussier, geographer and founder of CLG AGFOR, to learn more about the issues affecting forests in the administrative regions of Estrie and Montérégie and the projects they are developing to address them. 

Listen to the full interview below: