Forestry, forest management, forest certification, aboriginal forestry, biodiversity, climate change, communities and livelihoods, conservation, ecosystems, forest management, forest policy, social impact, sustainability, drought, forest fires, wildfires, heat waves, people’s responses to heat waves, impact of heat waves on forests, adaptation of forests to climate change, responses of resorts (such as Whistler) to climate change, biological diversity, sustainable development, global warming, greenhouse effect, greenhouse gases
- UBC experts available to comment on wildfires and associated air quality
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- UBC’s Faculty of Forestry appoints new dean
Cutting into the Controversial World of Forest Certification – Asparagus, November 2021
Millions of trees on the way for ravaged B.C. forests, according to new climate plan
B.C. campfire bans are back, and they’ve been getting longer in recent years
Bad start to fire season doesn’t necessarily mean bad finish: UBC expert
Western Canada wildfires: This year could be worse than last, say experts
Global warming exacerbates B.C. wildfire severity, scientist says
Concerns rising over forest fires and climate change
Futuristic Approaches To One Of Canada’s Oldest Industries
Panel: In Search of Happiness: Is there a secret to feeling content?
Tree therapy is not just for for the birds
John Innes, UBC forestry dean, explains the extreme conditions that have led to B.C. forest fires and water shortage in Vancouver