Introduction to the impacts of climate change and adaptation solutions
Summary of the activity
This training activity defines certain key terms for better understanding the impacts of climate change in Quebec and the different adaptation strategies, then presents examples for the entire province as well as for certain regions and economic sectors. More specifically, this training activity covers:
Climatic hazards and phenomena in Quebec
The general impacts of climate change in Quebec and the priorities in adaptation, supported by examples of solutions recommended by the Groupe d’experts en adaptation aux changements climatiques (expert group on climate change adaptation)
Structural and non-structural adaptation strategies, illustrated with examples
Specific impacts in four major regions of Quebec and some examples of local solutions
Suggestions on which measures to enact depending on the scale of implementation
General objective
Gain a general understanding of the impacts of climate change in Quebec and the different solutions to minimize them.
What you’ll learn
Summarize the main concepts underlying the impacts of climate change
List the impacts of climate change that are observed across Quebec
Distinguish between different adaptation strategies
Match the climate change impacts to each region and the possible adaptation solutions to address them
Describe the scales of adaptation measures
Duration and format
In French only
About 2 hours
Lecture with question period
Real-time
Online
By registration only
Free
Limited places

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Presenter

Myriam Beauchamp is a graduate of the environmental field with a master's degree in climatology and climate change. She has extensive expertise in project management and has acted as a consultant in sustainable development and the environment. Scientific popularization, knowledge transfer and training have always been part of her professional career. She has even collaborated with Ouranos on a project with the Grand Council of the Waban-Aki Nation to develop an adaptation plan for aboriginal communities.
At Ouranos since April 2024, she holds the role of Mobilization and Knowledge Transfer Specialist.