Category: Seminar Series
The very hungry caterpillar: Temperature and humidity impacts on an insect pest of tree fruits
Temperature and moisture are among the most important abiotic factors that can influence insect abundance and distribution.
Read MoreLong-term effects of timber harvesting on coarse woody debris and marten habitat
In this presentation, Ingrid will discuss the impact of harvesting intensity on CWD volume, decay class, and inputs from windthrow over 27 years.
Read MoreLong-Term Monitoring of Bald Eagles at Besnard Lake, Saskatchewan, Canada 1968-2021
Dr. Dzus will provide an overview of the world’s longest running Bald Eagle research project.
Read MoreBC’s Old Growth Forest: A Last Stand for Biodiversity
Old growth is disappearing globally with implications for biodiversity, forest resilience and carbon storage, yet uncertainty remains about how much exists.
Read MoreDeveloping Wildfire Resiliency in BC Forests
A team of interdisciplinary researchers will present an overview of the BVRC’s wildfire research program.
Read MoreEcology of Native Bees
Tyler will explore where and how bees live, how they differ from similar insects, and what roles they play within our ecosystems.
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