ALRF staff and a group of UNBC students were visiting a teaching site in a shelterwood harvest treatment in late August when someone noticed a bird nest located in a short but very branchy birch tree. The site has been actively browsed by moose ever since the 18 ha block was harvested in winter …
Doctors learn in teaching hospitals… natural resource managers learn in the woods. Last week, ALRF hosted nine UNBC students enrolled in the Field Applications in Resource Management course taught annually by Roy Rea, Senior Lab Instructor, UNBC Ecosystem Science and Management Program. This is by no means your basic field skills training. It is an …
Last Friday, a group of volunteers from the community of Aleza Lake built steps to the entrance of the South Knolls Trail, and prepared a great lunch for the group after our work was done. Many thanks to Lloyd, Jerry, Ann and Alva for donating their time, ideas and building materials to the project! …