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UBC Faculty of Forestry > News > In the Media: February 2025

In the Media: February 2025

February 27, 2025 | Author: UBC Forestry

UBC Forestry In the Media Graphic

February 26, 2025

The 2025 BCBusiness 30 Under 30 Winners
UBC Forestry graduate Sophia Yang feeatured in BCBusiness 30 Under 30.
BC Business

Morning lark or night owl? Prevailing ideas of mammal activity are outdated
Cole Burton
Popular Science

February 25, 2025

Sustainable bamboo plates 
Camryn Collette, a master’s student in the faculty of forestry, explained how she developed biodegradable bamboo takeout containers without harmful “forever chemicals.” 
Global News 
UBC News coverage 

February 18, 2025

UBC researcher develops sustainable bamboo containers free of forever chemicals 
Camryn Collette, a master’s student in the department of forestry, spoke about her development of sustainable bamboo food containers.  
Vancouver Sun, MSN 
UBC News coverage

February 14, 2025

Fires in peri-urban areas (French)
Dr. Felix Wiesner, a professor of forestry, commented on the dangers of planting cedar or juniper trees near homes in an article about wildfires.  
ICI Radio-Canada 

Can the United States do without Canadian Lumber? (French)
Dr. Gregory Paradis talks about the US-Canada relationship and the impact of trade tensions on the forest industry.
ICI Radio-Canada

February 13, 2025

‘It’s a crime to let it disappear’: race to stop Arctic island’s heritage sliding into the sea 
Researchers in Team Shrub led by Dr. Isla Myers-Smith, a professor at the faculty of forestry, are working to preserve a remote Arctic island. 
The Guardian through The Observer 

UBC student creates environmentally friendly bamboo take out containers 
Camryn Collette, a master’s student in the department of forestry, has developed a bamboo alternative to plastic take-out containers. Dr. Chunping Dai, a professor of forestry, explained the advantages of bamboo over wood.  
CTV News 

February 10, 2025

‘Most at risk on the planet’: Polar heritage sites are slipping into the sea but can one island live forever online? 
Researchers in Team Shrub led by Dr. Isla Myers-Smith, a professor at the faculty of forestry, are working to preserve a remote Arctic island. 
The Guardian via Washington DC News, Yahoo UK 

February 6, 2025

Tariff threats add to B.C. forest sector woes 
Dr. Christopher Gaston, a professor of forestry and economics, commented on the impact of high tariffs on the forestry industry. 
Hamilton Spectator, Penticton Herald, Waterloo Region Record 

February 5, 2025

These wonderful microscopic creatures bring the forest to life (French)
Dr. Sue Grayston reflects on the future of forests and soils.
National Geographic (FR)

February 3, 2025

What impact will tariffs have on lumber? (French)
Dr. Gregory Paradis, a forest engineer and assistant professor of forest management, discusses the impact of the tariffs on the industry.
ICI Radio-Canada

Forest industry anticipates ‘devastating’ effects of tariffs (French)
Dr. Gregory Paradis discusses the disruption tariffs will bring on the forest industry.
ICI Radio-Canada


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