Fish Bone Bead Workshop at Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
Take part in a hands-on beading workshop at the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest with Cheyenne Cunningham, a skilled artist from the Katzie First Nation.
Wild Bar: A cocktail bar in the forest
Enjoy a forest walk and cocktail made from wild foraged ingredients at the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest.
Support UBC Forestry on Giving Day
This Giving Day, we’re proud to feature the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest (MKRF) Renewal Project.
Field Notes: MSFM at Malcolm Knapp Research Forest
The MSFM class ventured out to Malcolm Knapp Research Forest to complete the fieldwork required for the capstone project.
Managing the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest: A Conversation with Hélène Marcoux
To celebrate National Forest Week 2024, UBC Forestry spoke with Hélène Marcoux about managing the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest.
Navigating Research and Education: Dominik Roeser on UBC’s Forests
To celebrate National Forest Week 2024, UBC Forestry spoke with Dominik Roeser about UBC’s Research Forests.
The Kantelberg Trials: Exploring New Frontiers in Forestry
“Discover the future of sustainable forestry with The Kantelberg Trials led by experts Dr. Suzanne Simard and Dr. Dominik Roeser. Explore how selective logging and cutting-edge equipment are revolutionizing forest management, addressing biodiversity and carbon deficits while diversifying forests.
Mosaic Forest Management invests in the future of forest leadership with UBC Forestry
Thanks to Mosaic Forest Management’s generous multi-year commitment, the University of British Columbia’s Faculty of Forestry is advancing forestry education and highlighting the crucial role of local industry in preserving British Columbia’s forests.
Malcolm Knapp Research Forest Wild & Immersive Program Offering Bursary Fund To Families With Financial Barriers
The Wild & Immersive program that comes alive at UBC Faculty of Forestry’s Malcolm Knapp Research Forest (MKRF) is once again flooded with children and youth engaging in outdoor education experiences, and one Maple Ridge family would like to see even more young people participate.