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Contemporary issues in Québec’s temperate forest — Part 3: Air Pollutants

by Marie-Claude Boileau | 5 August 2026

Published in The Forestry Chronicle 101(2): 306-318 This paper is the third in a series documenting contemporary issues in Québec’s temperate forest. It addresses air pollutants, including the acidifying air pollutants that cause acid rain, as well as ground-level...

Contemporary issues in Québec’s temperate forest — Part 2: Biological invasions

by Marie-Claude Boileau | 5 August 2026

Published in The Forestry Chronicle 101(2): 233-249 This paper is the second in a series on the topic of contemporary issues in Québec’s temperate forest. It considers biological invasions that may either cause new and significant mortality among indigenous trees or...

Contemporary Issues in Québec’s Temperate Forest —Part 1: Profile of the Forests

by Marie-Claude Boileau | 5 August 2026

Published in The Forestry Chronicle 101(2): 187-206. We propose a series of papers presenting the main issues for Québec’s temperate forest arising from the multiplicity of rapid environmental and socioeconomic changes. This first paper presents a brief profile of...

Forests: Building a Future for Québec Green Paper

by Marie-Claude Boileau | 23 July 2026

This document describes the context of the reform. It presents the five major objectives underlying the reform, along with the orientations that will enable them to be met, and also raises a number of questions to fuel the debate and structure the proposals.

Effects of Fomitiporia punctata on the growth and wood quality of red oak

by Marie-Claude Boileau | 12 June 2026

Published in Canadian Journal of Forest Research 55: 1-11  Fomitiporia punctata (P. Karst) is generally considered as a saprotrophic fungus; however, it has recently been observed on living trees, exclusively affecting hardwoods, particularly red oak, a species of...
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