Why is soil design and management integral to forestry? What can be done about the human-wildlife conflict in Sri Lanka? What is bioculture, and why is it integral to urban forestry? Find the answers in Branchlines Summer 2019.
Summer 2019
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Virtual Lunch in the Forest: The Re-emergence of WSÁNEĆ Law
Join us on January 21st at 1 PM (PST), in our 9th #VirtualLunchInTheForest webinar! Learn about legal pluralism, Indigenous language revitalization, and Indigenous spirituality, with Professor Robert Clifford.
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Faculty of Forestry Co-Leading UBC Research Excellence Cluster – Climate Change Health Effects, Adaptation and ResiLience Network (HEAL)
Assistant Professor Lorien Nesbitt is co-leading the Climate Change Health Effects, Adaptation and ResiLience (HEAL) network, one of 40 university-wide research excellence clusters that recently received funding under UBC’s Research Excellence Clusters Initiative.
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