The ALRF is proud to support the training of various students heading out for great experiences in research associated with UNBC. UNBC’s Field Safety Committee has announced: In preparation for upcoming field seasons, the Field Safety Committee is sponsoring a training session on April 28, 2017, for anyone planning to conduct wilderness-based field research. Pre-workshop …
Dr. Juan Carlos wanted to add a practical / hands on component to his UNBC Forestry 209 class. I had a great day hosting this field tour visiting old growth and managed areas while discussing stand dynamics, impacts of climate, slope, aspect, soil and water on tree growth.
We count it a privilege to host tours on the Research Forest. Hugo Asselin from the Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue along with Gary Wilson of UNBC came out for a tour and snow show through the Forest. Hugo haSocial and Aboriginal Forestry, Forest Ecology, Paleoecology, Dendrochronology, Anthracology