*In progress* Check back soon as we add more resources!


Doing your part for urban biodiversity:

Gardening and yardwork resources

Are you interesting in starting (or improving) a native plant garden to support pollinators and other biodiversity? Student Taylor Yeung has created a wonderful resource about pollinator-friendly native plants, available as a pdf booklet in english, et en français, as well as a summary poster. If you would like a higher quality version for printing, please contact us.

Advice for fall leaves? Leave them be! Learn more from the following resources:
- https://xerces.org/blog/leave-the-leaves
- https://davidsuzuki.org/queen-of-green/how-to-leave-the-leaves/

Considering planting a tree? A tree for my neighbourhood/Une arbre pour mon quartier has wonderful resources for selecting and planting trees on private land, via the organization Soverdi

Tree health concerns? Are you concerned that your tree is sick, dying, or damaged? Or, have another question about tree health? Sounds like you need to talk to an arborist. You can find a certified arborist through the Quebec Chapter of the International Society of Arboriculture


Resources for navigating graduate school:
For academic resources for students (information on grants and scholarships, jobs, science communication, and more!) I suggest perusing the excellent resource and advice pages of my colleagues Elena Bennett, and Aerin Jacob