Wildlife biologist, M. Sc. and want to be forester. Studying flora and fauna and converting knowledge to action with sustainable forest management. #industrybio
Congratulations to @NCC_CNC & #WestFraser for winning the #SFI 2021 Leadership in Conservation Award. The winners were recognized for their innovative leadership in connecting sustainable forest management with Canada’s commitment to protected and conserved areas. #SFIconf
Ducks Unlimited Canada works with partners to develop and share forest management and conservation tools that are based on years of experience and sound science. Learn more about DUCs as one of our #FPACAwardsofExcellence 2020 Partnership Award winners 🌲 https://t.co/mjCxzzIkFk
Laura Trout is a Senior Biologist and works for West Fraser out of Hinton, Alberta. 🇨🇦
Check out a clip from A Day in the Life Video series. 🌲
Want more info on how to become a biologist?
Check out our Career Factsheet on a wildlife biologist role.
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.@PLT_Canada and #SFI are looking for an #Indigenous Youth Opportunities Coordinator in Canada.
Learn more about this opportunity:
https://t.co/0zw3bQmH0O
Thank you @NRCan for featuring @womeninwoodCA in the 2019 State of Canada’s Forests report - we are proud of Canada’s forest sector! https://t.co/wVU8ysWsF9 #womeninwood
A reminder to my forestry/bio friends that it’s calf season, and to leave the (extremely adorable) calves be. They weren’t abandoned by mum... just stashed away for hiding. This little guy’s hiding spot is on our mill property and we’ve closed the area for a bit. #elkcalf#danger
We will be hosting the next webinar for our members on April 29th at 12-1pm ET with Dr. Tal Avgar (Utah State University). It is sure to be an interesting and educational event! For more information, please visit our Facebook page.
I usually listen to @audible_com books on my many, many long drives. But now, with #StayAtHome#COVID19 I’m reading ACTUAL books... and love it! My recommendation for all you #bionerds is this. Truly fascinating!
One of the pillars of forest management is knowing when, where and how much to harvest. Research like this really helps us answer that question. And, more importantly, helps us identify and maintain variability in highly dynamic ecosystems. #Boreal#Forestry Thx @fRIresearch !
The current forest in the Upper Peace region looks different than the pre-industrial forest. With fewer disturbances, the forest now has more mature trees.
A historical model of the Upper Peace shows what the forest used to look like – see the results: https://t.co/6O6VnRkays