It’s spring time, which means migratory birds are returning to Quebec. Have you seen any lately? We took this opportunity to do a team building birdwatching activity near Nicolet. You may spot snow geese and Canada geese everywhere, but others […]
Because this cause affects everyone in one way or another, we’ve decided to do our part and raise funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. According to the Canadian Cancer Statistics 2025 , 2 out of 5 people are diagnosed with […]
We walk, run, and jump on it. We use it to build roads, houses, and schools. We grow plants on it to feed ourselves. Soil is the foundation of life on Earth. It is a mixture of elements, both inert […]
When your lawn is looking bad or your flowerbed is bare, you seed and plant new flowers. When a natural environment is disturbed or degraded, it may need help too, to regain dense and diversified vegetation that is a representation […]
I love scientific vulgarisation, increasing my knowledge of a subject by diving in scientific literature and sharing my discoveries in fun ways. I am doing this at T2 Environnement since 2023. Since January 2025, I’m taking part in this famous […]
Heterogeneity for biodiversity
This project to restore and create wetlands and hydric environments at Otterburn Park is a major one. Not only in terms of the 3.2 ha of land involved, but also in terms of biodiversity. Our goal was […]
From a former cornfield to an urban wetland and hydric complex in Otterburn Park
The project we had the opportunity to carry out in Otterburn Park is a major one. Our starting point was a former agricultural field gradually transforming into […]
Working outdoor is almost finished for the season. Before we head back to our warm offices for the winter, we wanted to share with you the reasons why working outside feels so good for us. I asked two questions to […]
The Mont-Bellevue in Sherbrooke, the Haut Saint François and the Granit MRCs around Mont-Mégantic, have initiatives to bring back the starry sky. The main objective is to enable people to admire the stars. Those human initiatives also have an impact […]
It’s been 17 years since the first pair of peregrine falcons was observed at Université de Montréal’s Roger-Gaudry Pavilion. The following year, in 2008, a nesting box was installed on the 23rd floor of the pavilion tower to encourage the […]