Quebec-Ocean participated in the Lévisium Science Festival, held in Lévis from June 10–12, 2026.
We held a stand featuring interactive activities, where a large crowd of all ages was able to learn about the dynamics and density of water masses based on their temperature and salinity. Visitors could also observe the influence of ice on ocean currents. We shared insights into how the marine ecosystem works, particularly in Tadoussac and its upwelling phenomenon. Educational games were also available to help participants learn about the food web and identify marine organisms.
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We also had the honor of welcoming our new Chief Scientist of Quebec, Mr. Jérôme Dupras (right), and the Minister of Economy, Innovation, and Energy, Minister responsible for the Maritime Strategy, and Member of the National Assembly for Lévis, Mr. Bernard Drainville (left).
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We would like to thank the Lévisium organizers and our dedicated volunteers, Élodie Boies, Ariane Cloutier, Esther Cros, Myrthe Bergsma, Caroline Côté, and our lead coordinator, Pierre-Yves Savard.
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