Dr. Armstrong is a historical ecologist and archaeologist specializing in ancient human land-use in the Pacific Northwest.

Kari will present a variety of results from her work over the past 25 years that has influenced forest management in parts of BC.

In this presentation, Susan will speak about the theoretical lens, methodology, and findings of her research.

This discussion will highlight the importance of farmland protection as a matter of public interest while illustrating the challenge of saying “no” to non-farm development.

During this talk, Dr. Pelletier will present a summary of our current knowledge on the physical and mental health impacts of wildfire for wildfire fighters and people working in related roles.

Temperature and moisture are among the most important abiotic factors that can influence insect abundance and distribution.