Over the next rotation, climate change will impact the abundance and distribution of tree species in British Columbia.

In this seminar, we discuss a unique approach to logging a block to fulfill multiple objectives on Nisga’a Lands.

This seminar will focus on wildfire risk reduction projects completed in the Burns Lake Community Forest over the last few years.

A key challenge in western Canada is how to manage wildfire risk and support the application of cultural and prescribed fire across regional, provincial and Indigenous territorial boundaries.

This presentation will explore recent research into the effects of chemical herbicides, primarily glyphosate, on plants in forest operations.

In 2021/22, 630 ha of Scouler’s willow sites on Old Fort Mountain, Babine Lake watershed, were manually treated by hinging or felling 65-75% of the mature willows to promote both stump and bowl sprout production.