Ecosystem-based Forest Management Lab

at the University of Alberta

We research applied forest ecology and management.

Our research focuses on the effects of global changes on the dynamics and diversity of forest ecosystems. We study how humans influence forests directly, through activities such as harvesting, as well as indirectly, through changes in the abiotic environment (CO2, N deposition).

We seek to create an inclusive culture and provide a positive academic experience.

We are looking for creative and hardworking individuals interested in pursuing postdoc, PhD and MSc research.

Latest News

News

Silva21 Meeting in Quesnel, BC

Dr. Nock recently attended the Silva21 meeting in Quesnel, BC.

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Congratulations to Jéssica Chaves Cardoso, Rosanise Odell and Marcel Schneider on their FGSR Awards!

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Seeing the forest for the trees

TreeDivNet recently highlighted in the editorial “Seeing the forest for the trees” in Nature Ecology and Evolution.

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Ecosystem-based Forest Management lab, U of A

Multispecies forest plantations outyield monocultures across a broad range of conditions https://t.co/jNqsmBsjgz
May 20, 2022, 12:35 p.m.
Ecosystem-based Forest Management lab, U of A

Looking forward to this e-lecture @CIF_IFC https://t.co/jn4sLgT7zQ
May 18, 2022, 11:48 a.m.

Lovely to see the shield again — I missed the old bugger