Danielle Dagenais
Associate Professor
Faculty of Local Planning
University of Montreal
Canada
Biography
Danielle Dagenais is an Associate Researcher, Chair in Landscape and Environment at the Université de Montréal Associate Researcher, Center for International Studies and Research at the Université de Montréal Members of the Ordre des agronomes Member of the Association of Landscape Architects of Quebec Member of the Board of Directors of the Société québécoise de phytotechnologie Member of the International Society for Horticultural Science Education APA 1500 Plant identification APA 2350 Plant Use APA 4550 Engineering and Phytoremediation APA 4301 Graduation Projects Coordination and participation in workshops - vegetal component Areas of expertise Landscape Architecture Climatic changes Environment and Sustainable Development Urban water management Industrial and urban wasteland Horticulture Urban Landscapes Sustainable neighborhoods Person-environment relationship Plants
Research Interest
Danielle Dagenais specializes in the art of gardening and ecology, plant identification, plant engineering and horticulture. She is particularly interested in biodiversity, human-plant relationships, the ecological discourse of landscape architecture and the concept of urban nature. His most recent research focuses on plant and technical design and landscape integration of phytotechnologies (green roofs, vegetated rainwater management systems, etc.), notably through a project funded by SSHRC (2009- 2012) on the urban settlement of extensive green roofs in the Canadian context (social acceptability, design criteria and implementation strategies).
