UBC FES
KAIROS Blanket Exercise
Participate in the KAIROS Blanket Exercise, an experiential learning event exploring 400 years of Canadian colonial history from Indigenous perspectives.
How Vancouver’s Cherry Blossoms Became a Climate Change Barometer
Dr. Elizabeth Wolkovich explains why the cherry blossom is one of science’s most useful climate tools.
New UBC tool may help stop a destructive insect in its tracks
Canadian scientists have developed a genomic test that traces the Asian spongy moth to its origin, helping prevent new infestations.
Land One Info Sessions 2026
Looking for an immersive experience and the opportunity to learn in a smaller cohort? Join us to learn more about the Land One program at UBC.
Invasive Grasses May Be Turning B.C.’s Burn Scars Into the Next Wildfire
A UBC FES study with St’át’imc Nation communities finds invasive grasses are the sleeper threat on B.C.’s post-fire landscape—and the window to stop them is narrow.
UBC Celebrates Earth Day with Suzanne Simard
Celebrate Earth Day with Suzanne Simard and Leading Voices in Ecology, Indigenous Stewardship, Law, Literature, and Music
Kira Hoffman Named a 2026 National Geographic 33 Honoree
Congratulations to Dr. Kira Hoffman, a 2026 National Geographic 33 Honoree for her work on wildfire behavior and Indigenous-led fire stewardship.
MIF Students Bring Classroom Learning to Life During Costa Rica Field Trip
Master of International Forestry students recently visited Costa Rica to apply classroom learning to real-world landscapes and communities.
2025 Campus as a Living Lab Award Winners
Congratulations to Matthew Mitchell and Jörg Bohlmann for being two of the eight UBC projects honored with the 2025 Campus as a Living Lab (CLL) Award.
Teaching Assistants in Forest Resources Management (Deadline: March 31, 2026)
Job Post: The Department of Forest Resources Management is seeking Teaching Assistants for the 2026 Summer terms. Apply now.