Category: What’s New

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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Combining Thinning & Diverse Plantings to Adapt to Climate Change-Induced Timber Supply Shortages
02/21/25 | Seminar SeriesWhat's New

About this Presentation British Columbia’s forest sector faces mounting challenges due to climate change, past disturbances, and an impending mid-term timber supply shortage. While commercial thinning is a well-established silvicultural tool at the stand scale, its effectiveness at the landscape…

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The Hottest Year On Record, Again
01/29/25 | Seminar SeriesWhat's New

About this Presentation 2024 was globally the hottest year on record. If this sounds familiar that is because the previous hottest year on record was 2023, and the top ten hottest years on record have all occurred in the past…

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