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Kira Hoffman Named a 2026 National Geographic 33 Honoree

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By Ubc Fes, UBC Forestry
| ubc.ca
The Faculty of Forestry & Environmental Stewardship congratulates Dr. Kira Hoffman, a 2026 National Geographic 33 Honoree, for her groundbreaking work as a fire ecologist studying wildfire behavior, Indigenous-led fire stewardship, and resilience in northwest British Columbia. National Geographic 33 is a program inspired by the 33 founders of the National Geographic Society in 1888.
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How Warming Winters Could Reshape B.C.'s Christmas Tree Choices

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By UBC Forestry
| ubc.ca
As British Columbians prepare for the holiday season, climate change is reshaping the Christmas tree industry in unexpected ways. We spoke with Dr. Sally Aitken, a forest geneticist at UBC, about why warming winters may shift which species can thrive on B.C. farms and how extreme weather is affecting the trees we bring into our homes each December. Dr. Sally Aitken. Credit: UBC. We’re seeing several challenges.
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Study Finds Indigenous-led Hunting Most Effective for Tackling Deer Overabundance on B.C. Islands

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By UBC Forestry
| ubc.ca
Camera trap image of black-tailed deer grazing. Credit: Tara Martin As ecosystems in coastal British Columbia disappear due to long-term browsing pressures from overabundant black-tailed deer, a new study led by UBC Forestry & Environmental Stewardship with Coast Salish Nations and regional research partners identifies the most effective solutions to address deer overabundance on the Southern Gulf Islands.
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