UBC Forestry
New, self-paced training on anti-oppression and Indigeneity available to UBC faculty, staff
Cascades of Change is a new training program that offers a flexible opportunity for any UBC faculty and staff member to build into their professional development goals, and receive formal recognition for where they are in their commitment to EDI.
Listen to nature’s soundtrack in the city with ‘Silent Trails’
A Vancouver project promoting “silent” walking trails showed initial positive feedback, reducing stress among visitors.
Field Notes: MSFM at Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
The MSFM class ventured out to Malcolm Knapp Research Forest to complete the fieldwork required for the capstone project.
Elizabeth Wolkovich Awarded Canada Research Chair in Temporal Ecology
UBC Forestry is pleased to congratulate Dr. Elizabeth Wolkovich on being named Canadian Research Chair in Temporal Ecology.
In The Media: November 2024
Here’s a look at UBC Forestry in the media this month.
Community, Connections, and Research: Nina Andrascik
Meet Nina Andrascik, a graduate of the Bachelor of Science (Forestry) in Forest Resources Management and current MSc. student in the Indigenous Ecology Lab.
Notes from the Field: Volume 4
UBC Forestry’s “Notes from the Field” series highlights the work of different community forests in collaboration with the British Columbia Community Forests Association.
UBC Forestry at COP29: Advancing Quality and Integrity in Forestry Climate Solutions
PhD student Chunyu Pan and Dr. Guangyu Wang are joining a UBC delegation attending COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. Chunyu talks with us about the event they are hosting and nature-based strategies for climate solutions.
Notes from the Field: Volume 3
UBC Forestry’s “Notes from the Field” series highlights the work of different community forests in collaboration with the British Columbia Community Forests Association.