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UBC Faculty of Forestry > Urban Forestry

Urban Forestry

Kaysha Reeder (Urban Forestry)

March 6, 2023 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Field Services Technician at City of Burlington in Burlington, ON During my first co-op term, I have been working as a Field Services Technician with the City of Burlington, which is located on the northwestern end of Lake Ontario in Ontario, Canada.  My main work term project is to inspect replacement trees, which are required […]

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Tagged with: Co-op, Forestry Co-op, Student Stories, Urban Forestry

Daniella Zhang (Urban Forestry)

February 27, 2023 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Undergraduate Research Assistant at Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada in Vancouver, BC For my second co-op term, I worked as a research assistant for Dr. Susan Day at the Urban Forest Ecosystems Lab here at the Faculty of Forestry. Dr. Day and I co-designed an observational study to investigate age-related soil development […]

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Tingting Zhang (Urban Forestry)

February 23, 2023 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Green Keeper at University Golf Club in Vancouver, BC This summer I worked as a greenkeeper in the maintenance department of the University Golf Club. My duties focused on mowing different lawn areas, raking bunkers, gardening, divot repair, irrigation repair, and so on. I learned to operate mowing machines and tools to keep the green […]

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Tagged with: Co-op, Forestry Co-op, Student Stories, Urban Forestry

Maria Luna Santacruz (Urban Forestry)

February 2, 2023 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Assistant Project Manager at La Hesperia Reserve in Quito, Ecuador During my co-op placement in La Hesperia Cloud Forest Reserve in Ecuador I have worked alongside researchers, volunteers and mangers to improve day-to-day operations; facilitate communication in English and Spanish; and creating content in various social media platforms. I have learned about the work that […]

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Anya Rueter (Urban Forestry)

February 2, 2023 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Landscape Maintenance Team Member at Kennedy Landscaping LTD in Richmond, BC This Summer I am continuing my work term with Kennedy Landscaping in Delta BC. So far I have had opportunities to learn a variety of new skills using small engine tools such as pruning, hedging, line trimming, and leaf blowing while helping maintain beautiful […]

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Tagged with: Co-op, Forestry Co-op, Student Stories, Urban Forestry

Seeing Climate Challenges in Europe Firsthand Inspires Urban Forestry Students

October 21, 2022 | Author: UBC Forestry

Touring Europe during one of the worst heat waves ever to hit the continent was both challenging and inspiring for the UBC Forestry’s Master of Urban Forestry Leadership (MUFL) student group, who visited during the summer of 2022 as part of their professional program.

Posted in: MUFL Featured, News, Students
Tagged with: Climate Action, Climate Change, Green Space, International, MUFL, Urban Forestry, Urban Greenspace

Nicholas Mantegna (Urban Forestry)

September 21, 2022 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Assistant Forestry Technician at Strategic Natural Resource Consultants in Campbell River, BC For my third co-op term, I have been working as an Assistant Forestry Technician for Strategic Natural Resource Consultants.  My first month I worked on a contract with BC Hydro, inventorying the vegetation under power lines.  More recently I have been working as […]

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New UBC study sheds light on access to vegetation in 31 Canadian cities

September 1, 2022 | Author: UBC Forestry

When UBC faculty of forestry researcher Dr. Lorien Nesbitt studied patterns of vegetation and green spaces in the United States a few years ago, she found widespread inequities. In many of the 10 metropolitan areas included in the study, comprising over 100 cities and towns, income and education were strongly correlated to the amount of […]

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Tagged with: Green Space, Mental Health, Research, Study, Urban Forestry, Urbanization

Xiwen Zhang (Urban Forestry)

August 10, 2022 | Author: Forestry Co-op

Invasive Plant Technician at Spectrum Resource Group Inc. in BC I started working for Spectrum Resource Group Inc. at this time period as an invasive plants technician. My primary responsibilities include choosing and implementing efficient management and control tactics, compiling and analysing data on invasive species populations, and determining how effective control measures are. I’ve […]

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Turning Skyscrapers into Trees

July 13, 2022 | Author: UBC Forestry

After years of research, a wood scientist, mechanical engineer, and chemical engineer have invented a new way to protect cities from climate change: turning buildings into giant trees. Or at least, their invention can make some buildings do some of the things that trees can.

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Tagged with: Climate Change, Urban Forestry

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