Our students participate in natural resources management research in order to gain hand-on, practical work experience with our many partners in the public and private sector. Our professors are engaged in research projects across a wide variety of disciplines, including, but not limited to, the following:

• Biodiversity in forest environments
• Conservation biology
• Evolutionary ecology
• Forest ecology and ecological processes
• Forest entomology and pathology
• Forest fire management and ecology
• Forest management - economics and operations
• Forest reaction
• Forest soils and soil conservation
• Forest genetics and tree improvement
• Human populations and community ecology
• Remote sensing, photogrammetry and GIS
• Silviculture
• Sustainable forest management
• Tree morphology and physiology
• Watershed ecology, forest hydrology and water quality
• Wildlife habitat management and conservation
• Wood science
• Urban forestry
• Forest Pathology
• Indigenous and social issues in forestry