S2 EP1 | Colin Chisholm on Aleza Lake Research Forest and Teaching at UNBC

S2E4 | Mauro Calabrese on Being Both a Biologist and Forester

In this on the road episode we are joined by Mauro Calabrese. Mauro shares his insight on balancing being both a biologist and a forester. From starting out in wildfire, Mauro found his calling in forestry, and eventually got dual accredited and ended up working as both a biologist and forester for West Fraser. He shares his insight on area-based tenure and how he feels it is the future of forest practices. Mauro talks about being a young forester starting during the uncertain times of the early 2000s in the midst of the mountain pine beetle epidemic.

S2E3 | Shane Berg on Being the Chief Forester of BC

On today's episode we dive deep into the world of the Office of the Chief Forester with our guest Shane Berg. Shane is the Chief Forester of BC and he brings over 30 years of experience as a Registered Professional Forester. From starting out as a silviculture technician to eventually becoming the Chief Forester of BC, Shane has lots of stories to tell and experiences to share. Shane tells us about the Office of the Chief Forester and its roles in BC's forest industry. He also shares his advice for young foresters entering the forest sector in times of uncertainty.

S2 EP2 | Aubrey Scheller on What it's Like Being a Student at UNBC and Being President of the UNBC Forestry Club

In this episode we get a deep dive into the life of a forestry student here at UNBC, what the forestry club is all about and what its like to be the president of the UNBC Forestry Club. Aubrey talks about his personal experiences as a student and shares insightful advice for young students just starting out their education.

S2 EP1 | Colin Chisholm on Aleza Lake Research Forest and Teaching at UNBC

In this episode we interview Colin Chisholm about his experiences working in forestry, teaching at UNBC, and recently stepping into the role of managing the Aleza Lake Research Forest. He shares his stories of what led him from managing tree planting projects to managing a research forest. The UNBC Forestry Club Podcast is a fully student-run project focusing on bringing in professionals from different fields to chat about forestry, nature, and experiences at UNBC.

EP20 | Dr. Roy Rea & Dexter Hodder on Forestry Field School and John Prince Reserch Forest

From trying everything I could to get out of the Forestry Field School at UNBC to recommending it to all forestry students, NREM333 is one of my favourite courses I've ever taken at UNBC. What makes this course unforgettable isn't just the field skills you will learn, but the exposure to different values and how they want their forests to be managed. Roy and Dexter started to co-teach the course 20 years ago. Their passions and experiences have influenced generations of foresters who practice professional forestry in BC and worldwide. John Prince Research Forest is also raising money for the new building construction to improve the learning experience for students, researchers, and other professionals. You can click the link below or go to the UNBC donation page to support them.https://www.unbcgiving.ca. Who knows if this is the last episode of the UNBC Forestry Club Podcast. But I know we got so much love support from so many people so I thank you for spending time listening to this fully student run project.