In 2015 UNBC and the ALRF initiated our wood ash soil amendment research. Wood ash, including the various nutrients remaining in the ash, were returned to the forest. The ash is a product generated from the burning of wood residues (e.g. wood chips) for heat and/or electrical energy and is produced at numerous locations throughout …
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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 …
UNBC’s Dr. Roy Rea continues to do some great work with his studies on moose (Alces alces). Some of his findings of moose winter diet are in this article : A Preliminary Assessment of Moose (Alces alces) Winter Diets in the Aleza Lake Research Forest in North-Central British Columbia