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Mother Tree Project News
Response to Questions about Common Mycorrhizal Networks Published in Open-Access Scientific Journal
In response to public inquiries and targeted critiques regarding common mycorrhizal networks (CMNs), three forest scientists have co-authored an Opinion article published in Frontiers in Forests and Global Change. Dr. Suzanne W. Simard and Dr. Teresa S.L. Ryan from the University of British Columbia faculty of forestry and Dr. David [...]
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UBC Study Unveils New Forest Management Strategies to Help Interior Douglas-fir Adapt to Climate Change
A new UBC forest and conservation sciences study, published in Global Change Biology, offers innovative strategies to help forest ecosystems adapt to these evolving climate threats. "Our findings provide science-based strategies to address one of the most urgent challenges facing forests today: regenerating forest ecosystems that are adaptive to climate [...]
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British Columbia Filmmaker’s Documentary Nominated for Best Short at Globally Acclaimed Hawaii International Film Festival
The Salmon Forest Project has been nominated for Best Short Documentary at the prestigious Hawaiian International Film Festival (HIFF44). Directed by acclaimed British Columbia filmmaker Bill Heath, the film delves into the intricate relationship between Pacific salmon, forests, and the Heiltsuk people in the coastal rainforests of BC.
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