UBC FES
Coffee & Care
Join FES JEDI for Coffee & Care, a casual gathering to connect, share thoughts and chat about university life and JEDI.
Advancing Gender Equality and Diversity in Forestry
Take the free ForGEDI online course this October to explore gender equality, diversity and inclusion in forest-related sectors worldwide.
From Nigeria to UBC: How Kudirat Oyiza Abdulkareem is Bringing Women’s Voices into Shea Policy
For Kudirat Oyiza Abdulkareem, a master’s student at UBC FES, environmental research has never been separate from the people who live it every day.
Rethinking the role of collaboration in BC’s forestry future
A UBC researcher explores how collaboration, Indigenous perspectives and diverse values can reshape BC forestry and create hope for the future.
Congratulations to FES doctoral students named 2026/27 Public Scholars
Congratulations to two FES doctoral students selected for UBC’s 2026/27 Public Scholars Initiative, recognizing research that connects academia with public impact.
UBC Forestry and Environmental Stewardship Signs a Memorandum of Understanding With Ghana’s Tree Crops Development Authority
UBC FES and TCDA will collaborate on research, knowledge exchange and capacity development in Ghana’s tree crops sector.
Burgess-Lane Memorial Lecture: The Future of Sustainable Timber Buildings
Explore the future of mass timber, from innovative wood products and resource-efficient design to durability, reuse and resilient construction.
Wildfire Resilience over Risk: Informing Decisions by Seeking Evidence and Respecting Knowledge – Webinar
Join this webinar to explore what Canada’s wildfire history can teach us about reducing risk, supporting communities and protected areas, and advancing Indigenous knowledge in wildfire and land management.
Extension of Appointment of Dr. Robert Kozak as Dean of the Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship
Announced by Gage Averill, Provost and Vice-President, Academic, UBC Vancouver.
From Virginia to Vancouver: Hollis Kinnard’s Journey to FES
After growing up in the suburbs of Richmond, Virginia, discover why Hollis Kinnard chose UBC Forestry and Environmental Stewardship.