Instructor (Tenure-Track) in Forest Management (Deadline: January 31, 2020)
The Department of Forest Resources Management is inviting applications for a tenure-track instructor position in Forest Management.
Forest planning with Indigenous communities in BC
Value-oriented criteria, indicators and targets for conservation and production: A multi-party approach to forest management planning
Sustainable Forest Management: From concept to practice
An up-to-date synthesis of the state of knowledge on sustainable forest management from a variety of environmental, economic, social, cultural, and governance perspectives.
Close-to-nature forest management options preferred when climate changes
Tree breeding methods require the creation of families, half- and full-sibs, produced from crosses among selected trees for field testing and the genetic evaluation of parents and offspring for selecting elite individuals for new breeding cycles and the establishment of seed orchards for genetically improved seed production for reforestation efforts.