UBC Forestry
How climate change is changing your favourite wine
UBC-led research shows climate change is heating up wine regions worldwide—altering how grapes grow, ripen and how your wine tastes. If you drink wine, chances are it already tastes different—rising global temperatures are transforming winegrowing regions around the world. A major global study led by UBC Forestry researchers reveals that temperatures during the growing season have increased […]
Instructors, Haida Gwaii Institute (Deadline: June 13, 2025)
Job Post: The Haida Gwaii Institute is seeking instructors to teach two upcoming courses this fall. Apply now.
Mackenzie, Dana-Lyn
Office of The Dean
Branchlines: Expanding the Glulam Sector in BC
Opportunities are opening up for BC to lead in the global hem-fir glue-laminated timber market and value-added manufacturing.
MGEM GTA Award – 2024/25
Congratulations to Brent Murray, the 2024/2025 recipient of the MGEM GTA Award!
MGEM Best in Class Awards – 2024/25
Congratulations to the 2024/25 recipients of the MGEM Best in Class Awards!
Branchlines: Supporting Urban Sustainability from Vancouver to Honolulu
Inspired by climate change impacts in her native Hawaiʻi, Chanel Yee (BUF’23) pursued urban forestry at UBC and now helps tackle wildfire risks with the USDA Forest Service. Learn more about her career!
Tzeng Yih Lam awarded Silvicultural Prize 2024
Congratulations to Tzeng Yih Lam on being awarded the 2024 Silvicultural Prize!
Taraneh Sowlati awarded Faculty of Forestry Excellence in Graduate Supervision Award
Congratulations Taraneh Sowlati on being awarded the Faculty of Forestry Excellence in Graduate Supervision Award for 2025!