Natural disturbances (e.g., wildfire) are important drivers of forest change that influence the present and future composition of species across the landscape.

This presentation investigates the primary factors determining stream temperatures in the Morice River watershed today and forecasts conditions to 2100 based on modelled climate change, glacier recession and seasonal snowpack.

In 2018, the Alkali Lake wildfire destroyed structures, burned well over 100,000 hectares, and was still smouldering a year later.

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.