About Claude Melançon
Lived 1895 – 1973 (aged 77–78). Claude Melançon was a Canadian writer and journalist.
Claude Mélançon (1895–1973) was a Canadian naturalist who worked in the popularization of natural sciences. He is recognized as a Quebec pioneer in the popularization of science.
Toponyms "Claude Mélançon" Created in 1988, the Claude-Mélançon Ecological Reserve have been named in recognition of his great contribution in the public sphere to the popularization of the natural sciences.
In 2005, the city of Montreal adopted the toponymic designation "Parc Claude-Mélançon" in his memory. This relaxation park is located on rue Saint-Christophe in the borough of Ville-Marie.
A recreational park in the city of Boucherville has been named after him.
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Who was Claude Melançon?
French Canadian naturalist, journalist and author
When was Claude Melançon born?
Claude Melançon was born in 1895 in Montreal.
When did Claude Melançon die?
Claude Melançon died in 1973 in Florida, Miami, United States.
What was Claude Melançon's occupation?
Claude Melançon was a writer and journalist.
What nationality was Claude Melançon?
Claude Melançon was Canadian.
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