Category: What’s New

The Secret Life of Seeds
02/17/26 | Seminar SeriesWhat's New

About the Seminar Movers and shakers in natural resources management typically focus on big, top-down drivers of ecological change: climate, wildfires, clearcutting, charismatic megafauna. But complex systems science teaches that we must also pay attention to small things, like seeds,…

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Beneficial Fire and Enhancing Wildfire Resilience
01/29/26 | Seminar SeriesWhat's New

About the Seminar In this presentation, Kevin will draw from the POLIS Wildfire Resilience Project's recent report on beneficial fire (https://poliswildfireproject.org/publications/beneficial-fire/). The objective is to introduce the concept of beneficial fire and to explore how it can enhance wildfire resilience.…

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Employment Opportunities for the 2026 Field Season
01/29/26 | Job OpportunitiesWhat's New

We're hiring!!  The Centre is seeking three dynamic individuals for the field season. Working May through August/September, the team will be responsible for the 2026 field season for the Silviculture Innovation and Fire Stewardship Programs. The team will collect field data,…

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Job Opportunities with the Silviculture Innovation Program
01/23/26 | Job OpportunitiesWhat's New

The Silviculture Innovation Program is expanding their team! If you have a passion for extension, science communication, forestry, alternative silviculture, program management or connecting knowledge to practice, you may be a great fit for one of these opportunities. Extension Manager Extension Specialist Synthesis…

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Building Technological Capacity in Indigenous Natural Resource Governance
06/12/25 | Seminar SeriesWhat's New

About this Presentation This seminar explores how the Wet’suwet’en manage their lands amid tensions between Western government systems and Indigenous ways of knowing. Using a method called counter-mapping, the OW Natural Resources Department developed technical skills in drone operations and…

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Forest Management for Climate Change Mitigation in Northwestern British Columbia
04/22/25 | Seminar SeriesWhat's New

About this Presentation Almost half of Canada's wood products originate from clear-cut harvesting in British Columbia. Sustainable forest management choices can offer transformative alternatives that support regional and global climate mitigation goals. One promising approach is the substitution of partial…

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