Participative research on sustainable options for on-farm water management adapted to climate change
Aubert Michaud
Researcher
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Description
The objective of the project is to co-develop, with producers and local water management organizations, potential adaptation strategies to prevent water use conflicts in farming communities in the face of climate change. An overview of potential water use conflicts under current and future climate conditions for five agricultural regions along with a spatially referenced tool for analyzing potential conflicts is being developed.
Objective(s)
- Encourage the development of a standardized method of estimating water needs and linking them spatially with the distribution of predicted low-flows under current and future climate conditions
- Develop and evaluate methods and tools for analyzing and resolving water use conflicts with the participation of water users in two regions.
From 2016 to 2019
Project duration
Water protection
Service
This project will prevent water use conflicts in farming communities.
Partners
Groupe AGÉCO | Ministère de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation du Québec - Prime-Vert Programme
Publications
Research report • Aubert Michaud, Arianne Blais-Gagnon
Charron, I., A. Beauchemin, A. Blais-Gagnon, S. Delmotte, S. Ducruc, D. Dugré, F. Landry, G. Jego, A. Michaud, R. Morrissette, R.-M. St-Arnaud. 2019. Recherche participative d'alternatives durables pour la gestion de l'eau en milieu agricole dans un contexte de changement climatique (Rapport final 1). Groupe AGÉCO. 332 p. DownloadResearch report • Aubert Michaud, Arianne Blais-Gagnon, Carl Boivin
Charron, I., S. Delmotte, A.R. Michaud, A. Blais-Gagnon, S. Ducruc, F. Landry, D. Dugré, R.-M. St-Arnaud, G. Jego, R. Morisette. 2019. Projet RadEAU - Résultats du bilan hydrique de Chaudière-Appalaches. Groupe AGÉCO. 93 p. DownloadThis may interest you
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