Tobiasz, Anna

I am a Registered Professional Forester with experience in landscape-level planning and forest operations across various regions of British Columbia. I hold a BSc in Forest Ecology and Management (UNBC) and a MSc in Forestry (UBC), where my research focused on modelling stand susceptibility to Douglas-fir beetle. As part of the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest team, I carry out strategic and landscape-level planning. Within the Faculty of Forestry, I contribute to various programs through teaching and coordination. My interests lie in disturbance ecology and helping others explore the complex dynamics of forest ecosystems and management.