Canada is celebrating its very first National Tree Day on Wednesday, September 21st.
The UBC Faculty of Forestry is marking the day with an orienTREEing race and a tree film marathon. The film screening is open to forestry students, faculty, staff and other members of the community, and is being held in the Forest Sciences Centre from 9am to 5pm.
Don’t forget the fabulous forestry resources we have to offer at UBC Library!
- Start with the forestry research guide.
- You can access background sources such as the Encyclopedia of Forest Sciences and Forestry Compendium.
- If you are searching for journal articles, try the databases CAB Direct and Agricola.
- Interested in research done by UBC forestry students? Check out UBC’s information repository cIRcle for Undergraduate Theses and Graduating Essays and Graduate Theses and Dissertations.
Need help with researching a forestry topic? Contact the forestry librarians Katherine Miller or Sally Taylor, or for Wood Science, Eugene Barsky.
Hlk'yah llnagaay (Windy Bay), Lyell Island by Sally Taylor
