Congratulations to Jocelyn Campbell (UBC PhD Candidate) and her co-authors on their recent publication in the Canadian Journal of Forest Research. The research took place at various locations within Aleza Lake Research Forest and surrounding ecosystems. The paper describes a study on cyanolichens, a type of lichen that grows in wet climates and old forest …
As mentioned in the previous blog, we have teamed up with the UNBC Enhanced Forestry Lab to grow some larch and cedar seedlings for planting out on the research forest. Larch seedlings Jan 19th Seeds were planted just before Christmas and it was the larch seedlings which popped to the surface first. It …
Written by: Mike Jull, ALRF Manager Traditional species choices for reforestation in the sub-boreal spruce (SBS) forests of Central Interior BC tend to be historically limited to mainly spruce and lodgepole pine, Douglas-fir on some warmer sites, and subalpine fir (mainly through natural regeneration). However, two other tree species native to the BC Interior, western …