Martin Leclerc

Martin Leclerc serves as a Professor and Researcher at the University of Quebec at Chicoutimi, where he is affiliated with the Centre for Research on Boreal Environment (CREB). He holds the status of Associate Member within this prominent research center focused on northern ecosystems.

His research specialization centers on Animal Ecology and Conservation, with particular emphasis on understanding how human activities impact the ecology and evolution of large fauna. Professor Leclerc's work aims to translate these insights into practical conservation strategies that enhance biodiversity protection in boreal environments.

His research interests span multiple dimensions of wildlife conservation, including:

• Human-wildlife interactions in managed landscapes
• Evolutionary responses of large animals to anthropogenic pressures
• Biodiversity conservation strategies for boreal ecosystems
• Ecological monitoring of large fauna populations

As an active researcher within the CREB network, Professor Leclerc contributes to collaborative research initiatives focused on sustainable management of northern forest ecosystems. His work provides critical scientific insights for developing evidence-based conservation policies and practices that balance human needs with wildlife preservation in boreal regions.