FORESTS | ECOLOGY | CONSERVATION
What we do: We conduct research that addresses the current challenges of rapid environmental change and consequent impact on biological communities and sustainability of ecosystems. In a broad sense, we seek to understand how natural and anthropogenic disturbances including climate change interact to produce patterns and dynamic changes in forested landscapes, ecosystems, communities, and species populations.
How we do it: We use both theoretical and experimental approaches to draw unique inferences and answer pressing questions relevant to the science, practice, and policy of forestry and conservation science.
We are always looking for new members! Interested candidates (undergraduate/graduate/postdoctoral) should send their dossier (transcripts, resume, writing samples) to Dr. Samuel Bartels (samuel.bartels@unbc.ca). Only genuine inquiries will be entertained.