UBC Forestry
2024 Wall Research (Team Faculty) Award
UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship congratulates Dr. Quingshi Tu and Dr. Alex Moore on their teams’ Wall Research Award.
Wildfires and Climate Change Webinar
Register now for this free online webinar hosted by Universidade Federal do Paraná (UFPR – Curitiba, Brazil), Global Affairs Canada, and the UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship. This international collaboration aims to bring people together and facilitate discussions about Wildfires and Climate Change.
In The Media: December 2024
Here’s a look at UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship in the media this month.
Harnessing Nature’s Power to Prevent Floods in Canada
We spoke with Dr. Mitchell to learn how natural ecosystems can help shield millions of Canadians from the impacts of flooding.
Graduation Fall 2024
Join us on November 28 as we celebrate our Forestry graduates during the Fall ceremony.
TRANSFOR-M: Opening Global Opportunities in the Dual Master’s Program
Meet Cèilidh, a Graduate student with the Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship currently pursuing a Dual Master’s with the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship.
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.
Sustainable Timber Building Technologies for Zero Carbon Emissions
Join Dr. Haibo Feng as he discusses sustainable timber technologies, mass timber, deconstruction, and zero-carbon design strategies.
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.