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UBC Faculty of Forestry > Faculty Profiles > Axelson, Jodi N.

Axelson, Jodi N.

April 17, 2023 | Author: UBC Forestry

Jodi Axelson

Axelson, Jodi N.

Adjunct Professor

Department of Forest and Conservation Sciences

PO Box 9513 STN PROV GOVT

work phone: 236-478-2489

@DisturbedDendro

Research Areas:

Climate ChangeDendrochronologyDisturbance DynamicsForest HealthForest ManagementSilviculture
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Jodi is an interdisciplinary scientist conducting applied research focused broadly on silvicultural systems, adaptive management, and climate change. As climate change accelerates, forests are being exposed to new and compounding stressors, thus there is an urgent need for research collaboration, integration and innovation to maintain forest resilience and enhance adaptation. Jodi is particularly interested in how silvicultural systems and silviculture decisions interact with disturbances such as drought, wildfire and insect outbreaks, and often uses dendrochronology explore these dynamics.

Since January 2020, Jodi has been responsible for leading the Provincial Silviculture Research team in Forest Science, Planning and Practices Branch, Office of the Chief Forester, B.C. Ministry of Forests. The team is comprised of research scientists and technical specialists in stand development, stand dynamics, forest nutrition and fertilization, and silvicultural systems. In addition, this team maintains numerous growth and yield experimental projects around the province to support analysis across other branches in the OCF.

Dr. Axelson welcomes broad scale research collaborations on silviculture and adaptive capacity of forest systems.

Posted in: Adjunct Professors, Faculty Profiles
Tagged with: Climate Change, Dendrochronology, Disturbance Dynamics, Forest Health, Forest Management, Silviculture

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