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Jean-François Bissonnette
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Research
Latest funding
- $42,589
Making a home on campus: The first 50 years of student housing at the University of British Columbia
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $51,673
Digital Multimodal Composing-To-Learn: Perspectives, Practices, and Possibilities for Multilingual Learners
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $29,544
Forestry governance at the urban-rural interface in Quebec: An examination of social values and governance dynamics
SSHRC · 2024 · Co-investigator
Making a home on campus: The first 50 years of student housing at the University of British Columbia
Principal investigators: Metcalfe, Amy S.
Keywords: Higher Education; Higher Education Policy; Student Housing; International Students; Veterans; Women Students; Campus Planning; Residence Life
Digital Multimodal Composing-To-Learn: Perspectives, Practices, and Possibilities for Multilingual Learners
Principal investigators: Kendrick, Maureen E.
Keywords: digital literacies; multimodal composing; content-based learning; multilingual learners; youth; language and literacies education; teacher professional development
Forestry governance at the urban-rural interface in Quebec: An examination of social values and governance dynamics
Principal investigators: Teitelbaum, Sara
Keywords: forests; environmental values; social values; forestry values; forestry governance; public participation; participatory governance
Zéro perte nette de milieux humides : en route vers des approches de restauration éclairées
Principal investigators: Poulin, Monique M
Keywords: acceptabilité sociale; biodiversité; conservation; espèces exotiques envahissantes; gouvernance; milieux humides; restauration; végétalisation
Réalisation d'un réseau expérimental intégré pour évaluer la mise en oeuvre de la migration assistée des essences forestières
Principal investigators: Rossi, Sergio S
Keywords: acceptabilité sociale; adaptation; aire de distribution; aménagement forestier; changements climatiques; ecophysiologie; forêt; migration assistée; stress; sylviculture
DIVERSE: Nationwide testing of a forest management approach based on functional diversity and connectivity to foster social acceptability and forest resilience to global change
Principal investigators: Messier, Christian C
Keywords: climate change; forest simulation modeling; functional ecology; invasive pests and disease; landscape ecology; resilience ecology; silviculture; social acceptability; socio-ecological resilience; sustainable forest management
Protéger, restaurer, aménager... Comment redéfinir les rapports aux écosystèmes en terres privées en contexte de crise de la biodiversité ?
Principal investigators: Bissonnette, Jean-François
Keywords: conservation de la biodiversité; biodiversité; géographie humaine; acceptabilité sociale; environnement; gouvernance environnementale; perceptions; droit environnemental; aménagement du territoire; ressources naturelles; cop15
L'agroforesterie comme stratégie de transition écologique
Principal investigators: Bissonnette, Jean-François
Keywords: agroforesterie; transition écologique; changement climatique; gouvernance; agroécologie
Comment la foresterie communautaire influence-t-elle l'accès aux ressources foncières et forestières collectives ? Une analyse comparative entre l'Indonésie et le Cameroun
Principal investigators: Bissonnette, Jean-François
Keywords: Foresterie communautaire; Ressources partagées; Gouvernance; Droits fonciers; Gestion durable; Participation; Connaissance écologiques locales; Institutions; Cameroun; Indonésie
If you build it, will they come? On the potential ecological and social benefits of assisted tree migration
Principal investigators: Munson, Alison Dale AD
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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