Solange Nadeau
Biographic Data
| ID | 3708153 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Solange Nadeau |
| GIVEN NAMES | Solange |
| FAMILY NAME | Nadeau |
| SIGNATURE | NADEAU S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Canadian Forest Service |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6315-8636 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 62 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The well-being of Homo sapiens in forests
Nature exposure holds the potential to enhance human well-being. However, due to the diversity of disciplines and approaches, planners, managers and decision-makers can face challenges in navigating the supporting literature. This review provides a summary of the frameworks and indicators used to capture the relationship between forests and human well-being, thereby enabling readers to consider human well-being in their work. A scoping review was…
Perceptions of public land governance from two Canadian provinces
Participatory processes for public lands
Here, we analyze the current spaces for public participation in Crown (public) land management through a comparative study that focuses on the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. We define spaces for public participation as opportunities for meaningful public involvement in the decision-making arena of forest management. We examine the experiences of public participation in these provinces in an exploratory study comparing percep…
Characterizing the profiles, motivations and behaviour of Quebec's forest owners
Rural-Urban Differences in Environmental Concern in Canada
Distinctions between rural and urban populations are well documented in environmental sociology literature. Rural and urban places may exert different influences on participation in environmentally supportive behavior (ESB) as well as on other forms of environmental concern (EC). The influence of these distinct geographies may be due to present circumstances or because of childhood socialization in these places. Using data from a national survey …
Valoriser les savoirs des Cris de Waswanipi sur l’orignal pour améliorer l’aménagement forestier de leurs territoires de chasse
Cet article propose d’intégrer savoirs autochtones et savoirs scientifiques dans le but de faciliter la convergence des points de vue et d’offrir des stratégies d’aménagement mieux adaptées au contexte socio-écologique des Cris de Waswanipi. Dans le premier volet de cette étude, des entrevues ont été menées, auprès des chasseurs cris, sur l’habitat de l’orignal et sur les impacts, pour cet animal, des pratiques de l’industrie forestière. Après an…
Critical Analysis of the Relationship between Local Ownership and Community Resiliency
Collectively, current resource-development literature has given little attention to organizational features of ownership as important variables in community resilience. By drawing from six local buyout cases in Canada's forest sector, we reveal the complexity and numerous constraints on local ownership and expose a more nuanced context than most sociologists tend to consider. Our findings suggest that the meaning of local ownership and community …
Rural-Urban Differences in Environmental Concern in Canada
Distinctions between rural and urban populations are well documented in environmental sociology literature. Rural and urban places may exert different influences on participation in environmentally supportive behavior (ESB) as well as on other forms of environmental concern (EC). The influence of these distinct geographies may be due to present circumstances or because of childhood socialization in these places. Using data from a national survey …
Critical Analysis of the Relationship between Local Ownership and Community Resiliency
Collectively, current resource-development literature has given little attention to organizational features of ownership as important variables in community resilience. By drawing from six local buyout cases in Canada's forest sector, we reveal the complexity and numerous constraints on local ownership and expose a more nuanced context than most sociologists tend to consider. Our findings suggest that the meaning of local ownership and community …
Characterizing the profiles, motivations and behaviour of Quebec's forest owners
Perceptions of public land governance from two Canadian provinces
Participatory processes for public lands
Here, we analyze the current spaces for public participation in Crown (public) land management through a comparative study that focuses on the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. We define spaces for public participation as opportunities for meaningful public involvement in the decision-making arena of forest management. We examine the experiences of public participation in these provinces in an exploratory study comparing percep…
Valoriser les savoirs des Cris de Waswanipi sur l’orignal pour améliorer l’aménagement forestier de leurs territoires de chasse
Cet article propose d’intégrer savoirs autochtones et savoirs scientifiques dans le but de faciliter la convergence des points de vue et d’offrir des stratégies d’aménagement mieux adaptées au contexte socio-écologique des Cris de Waswanipi. Dans le premier volet de cette étude, des entrevues ont été menées, auprès des chasseurs cris, sur l’habitat de l’orignal et sur les impacts, pour cet animal, des pratiques de l’industrie forestière. Après an…
Critical Analysis of the Relationship between Local Ownership and Community Resiliency
Collectively, current resource-development literature has given little attention to organizational features of ownership as important variables in community resilience. By drawing from six local buyout cases in Canada's forest sector, we reveal the complexity and numerous constraints on local ownership and expose a more nuanced context than most sociologists tend to consider. Our findings suggest that the meaning of local ownership and community …
Rural-Urban Differences in Environmental Concern in Canada
Distinctions between rural and urban populations are well documented in environmental sociology literature. Rural and urban places may exert different influences on participation in environmentally supportive behavior (ESB) as well as on other forms of environmental concern (EC). The influence of these distinct geographies may be due to present circumstances or because of childhood socialization in these places. Using data from a national survey …
Characterizing the profiles, motivations and behaviour of Quebec's forest owners
Participatory processes for public lands
Here, we analyze the current spaces for public participation in Crown (public) land management through a comparative study that focuses on the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. We define spaces for public participation as opportunities for meaningful public involvement in the decision-making arena of forest management. We examine the experiences of public participation in these provinces in an exploratory study comparing percep…
Perceptions of public land governance from two Canadian provinces
The well-being of Homo sapiens in forests
Nature exposure holds the potential to enhance human well-being. However, due to the diversity of disciplines and approaches, planners, managers and decision-makers can face challenges in navigating the supporting literature. This review provides a summary of the frameworks and indicators used to capture the relationship between forests and human well-being, thereby enabling readers to consider human well-being in their work. A scoping review was…
Geography (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Environmental resource management (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Forest Management and Policy (3 works) · Forestry (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Agriculture and Rural Development Research (2 works) · Citizen journalism (2 works)