UBC Forestry
How Warming Winters Could Reshape B.C.’s Christmas Tree Choices
UBC forest geneticist, Dr. Sally Aitken, explains why warming winters may shift which tree species can thrive on B.C. farms.
Growing Into Urban Forestry: Su Qing’s Journey from Linguistics to Leadership
Su Qing’s journey to UBC’s Master of Urban Forestry Leadership (MUFL) program began far from a traditional forestry path. With a background in English and a growing passion for nature, she discovered MUFL as the perfect bridge between communication, culture, and urban greening.
First Nations House of Learning Tour & Cedar Weaving Workshop
Take part in a tour of the First Nations House of Learning and cedar weaving workshop. This event is open to all UBC faculty, staff, and students.
Dr. Lori Daniels wins Faculty Community Service Award
We are proud to congratulate Dr. Lori Daniels, MSc’94, on receiving this year’s Faculty Community Service Award!
Study Finds Indigenous-led Hunting Most Effective for Tackling Deer Overabundance on B.C. Islands
UBC Forestry-led research shows the approach delivers the strongest ecological and cultural outcomes for managing deer overabundance
Graduate Teaching Assistant for NRES 341 (Deadline: November 30, 2025)
Job Post: The Department of Forest Resources Management at UBC Forestry is seeking an Graduate Teaching Assistant for 2025W2 NRES 341. Apply now.
Branchlines: Agroforestry Food Production
Several UBC Forestry faculty members, such as Janette Bulkan and Terry Sunderland, are actively engaged in research to investigate how to support, introduce or adapt food crops to shifting local and environmental landscapes.
In the spotlight: Kimberly Yazzie
Meet Dr. Kimberly Yazzie, a new faculty member at the Department of Forests & Conservation Sciences at UBC’s Faculty of Forestry.
MUFL Students Explore Innovative Approaches to Urban Forestry in Global Green Cities
Students from UBC Forestry’s Master of Urban Forestry Leadership program visit Australia and New Zealand to explore how cities are reimagining urban spaces.