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Notes from the Field: Volume 6
This issue of UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship’s “Notes from the Field” highlights key lessons from the 2025 SISCO field tour, where students explored adaptive silviculture and innovative fuel treatments in BC’s dry-belt Douglas-fir ecosystems.
How Warming Winters Could Reshape B.C.’s Christmas Tree Choices
UBC forest geneticist, Dr. Sally Aitken, explains why warming winters may shift which tree species can thrive on B.C. farms.
UBC study: Tracking flood frequency key to protecting B.C. communities
UBC researchers are calling for a shift in how B.C. manages flood risk as a new study shows focusing solely on flood size underestimates the real threat – flood frequency is rising due to climate change.
Melissa McHale Receives 2025 Wall Fellowships Award
Congratulations to Dr. Melissa McHale on receiving one of two prestigious Wall Fellowships, UBC’s highest-value internal research awards.
2025 Online Micro-Certificates Information Sessions
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“New Fire Landscape” by Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun displayed at the Forest Sciences Centre
New Fire Landscape (2024) by acclaimed Indigenous artist, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun, is generously on loan at the UBC Forest Sciences Centre by Michelle Koerner.
3rd International Young Scientist Forum for Climate Change
Explore bamboo-based climate solutions at the 5-day International Young Scientist Forum on Sustainable Development through bamboo resources.
How climate change is changing your favourite wine
UBC-led research shows climate change is heating up wine regions worldwide—altering how grapes grow, ripen and how your wine tastes. If you drink wine, chances are it already tastes different—rising global temperatures are transforming winegrowing regions around the world. A major global study led by UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship researchers reveals that temperatures during the growing […]