Climate Change
Community-based Management
Governance
Ecosystem Processes
Theme |
Project Title |
Researcher |
ClimateChange |
The potential benefits brought by REDD+ for communities in Nepal | Tomoko Yoshida |
Policies for Alternative Reforestation Under Climate Change in British Columbia | David Perez | |
Evaluating forest carbon measurement techniques in British Columbia | Pano Skrivanos | |
SFM in beetle affected forests of the southwest Yukon: confronting rapid ecological and socio-economic change | ||
Modelling transpiration deficits after disturbances and evaluating the sensitivity of disturbances and evaluating the sensitivity of southwest Yukon forest ecosystems to climate change | ||
Incorporating adaptive forest management into British Columbia forest policy | ||
SFM in beetle affected forests of the southwest Yukon: confronting rapid ecological and socio-economic change | ||
Modelling transpiration deficits after disturbances and evaluating the sensitivity of southwest Yukon forest ecosystems to climate change | ||
Ecosystem responses to climate change and disturbances in Southwest Yukon (Canada) | Shyam Paudel | |
Contested lands and climate change: The case of Mapuche communities and transnational forest companies in Chile |
Jose Arias-Bustamante | |
Relationship between forest fire occurrence and climate change; statistical models for forest fire occurrence; research on forest fire on carbon balance in atmosphere | Futao Gao | |
Community-basedManagement |
Contested lands and climate change: The case of Mapuche communities and transnational forest companies in Chile |
Jose Arias-Bustamante |
Comparative study of communication in forest management in India and Canada | ||
People and forest relationship: a cultural inquiry into SFM and land-use behaviour of aboriginal communities in India and Canada | ||
Common knowledge, values and perceptions of SFM held by First Nations communities | ||
Community-based management of forests in Canada, Brazil and Mexico: a comparative analysis to improve criteria and indicators of forest management | Reem Hajjar | |
Sustainability ‘reality check’: measuring the socio-cultural impacts of forestry in the Bulkley Valley | ||
Human dimensions of natural resources: outdoor recreation management and planning, and public participation in natural resources decision-making | Howie Harshaw | |
Governance |
Contested lands and climate change: The case of Mapuche communities and transnational forest companies in Chile |
Jose Arias-Bustamante |
Perceptions of Canadian forest industry and retailers on forest certification | ||
Development of indicators for forest aesthetics in sustainable forest management standards | ||
Forest management planning under changing value systems | ||
Development of a decision-support tool for SFM in the Champagne and Aishihik Traditional Territory, Yukon | ||
Assessing the effectiveness of forest certification in Canada | ||
Improvement of social, economic and other indicators of SFM and tools for their integration | ||
Identification and refinement of management indicators for Yukon and application to State of Yukon Forests Report | ||
Policies for Alternative Reforestation Under Climate Change in British Columbia | David Perez | |
Potential distribution and impacts of invasive alien species and associated management countermeasures in southern China | ||
EcosystemProcesses |
Nutrient cycling under different disturbances in southwest Yukon | |
Role of disturbance in increasing the sensitivity of northern forest ecosystems to climate change | ||
Multi-scale observation and evaluation on the net productivity of subtropical forests in China | ||
Cumulative effects of resource development on biodiversity and ecological integrity in the Peace-Moberly region, British Columbia | ||
Evaluating the cumulative impacts of air pollution in northeast British Columbia | Judi Krzyzanowski | |
Ecosystem responses to climate change and disturbances in Southwest Yukon (Canada) | Shyam Paudel | |
Potential distribution and impacts of invasive alien species and its associated management countermeasures | Shijun You |