Champagne, Émilie
Emilie Champagne is a biologist who graduated from Laval University (B. Sc., 2009). She also obtained a master’s degree (M. Sc., 2012) and a doctorate (Ph. D., 2017) on plant-herbivore relationships from the same university. Her doctorate project aimed to understand how plant communities can alter resource selection by white-tailed deer. In 2018, she joined the Direction de la recherche forestière as a postdoctoral fellow to study the susceptibility of plants to browsing in the context of assisted migration. Since then, she has been collaborating with researchers from the hardwood and mixedwood forest silviculture teams, working on a deer browsing indicator project and developing assisted migration projects. Since 2022, she has been a research scientist in climate change adaptation strategy in the mixedwood forest silviculture team. Emilie is also continuing her work related to browsing and forest regeneration.
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Link to the list of Emilie Champagne’s publications in French
List of publications in English by Champagne, Émilie
A review of ungulate impacts on the success of climate-adapted forest management strategies
2021
See complete descriptionDesired REgeneration through Assisted Migration (DREAM): Implementing a research framework for climate-adaptive silviculture
2023
See complete descriptionIn defense of elemental currencies: can ecological stoichiometry stand as a framework for terrestrial herbivore nutritional ecology?
2022
See complete descriptionPhytochemicals involved in plant resistance to leporids and cervids: a systematic review
2017
See complete descriptionPrecommercial thinning increased diameter growth while maintaining mixedwood stands composition, 15 years after treatment
2023
See complete descriptionPredicting terpene content in dried conifer shoots using near infrared spectroscopy
2020
See complete descriptionSeedling response to simulated browsing and reduced water availability: Insights for assisted migration plantations
2021
See complete descriptionStructuring effects of deer in boreal forest ecosystems
2014
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