Marie-Josée Fortin
[MJFortin_CV_2022]
University Professor, FRSC
Canada Research Chair in Spatial Ecology
An ecologist by training, Marie-Josée has four main research areas: spatial ecology, disturbance ecology, conservation, and spatial statistics. Her research program studies the effects of global change (land-use and climate) on species spatial dynamics at the landscape and geographical range levels both in multiuse forested ecosystems and aquatic networks to maintain biodiversity and species conservation.
Graduate Students
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Peter Rodriguez PhD Student Ecosystem Services |
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Jack Goldman PhD Student Cumulative effects of disturbances [Main advisor: Patrick James; co-advisor: Marie-Josee Fortin] |
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Niamh Wall PhD Student Landscape genetics and conservation of Blanding’s turtle [Main advisor: Patrick James, co-advisor: Marie-Josee Fortin] |
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Christopher Brimacombe PhD Student Spatio-temporal dynamics of species and disease |
Germain Collinge Menard MSc Student Spatial distribution of bats |
| Shelley WAng MSc Student Spatial distribution of trees</td |
Postdoctoral Fellows
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Tiziana A. Gelmi Candusso |