In this episode, Ty dives into the exciting changes coming up with TimberConnect, the newest Stillwater Consulting program, and what you can look forward to with Season 2 of the podcast. He also says goodbye to his cohost Julie and reminisces about the in-depth discussions they had with a variety of guests during Season 1.Stay up to date and join the TimberConnect community at https://linktr.ee/TimberConnectLooking for a job or someone to hire? Visit https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Learn more about Stillwater Consulting by visiting https://www.stillwaterconsultingltd.com/

Ty sits down with the Executive Director of the Forest Enhancement Society of BC (FESBC), Steve Kozuki. Steve’s passion for sustainable natural resource management is undeniable. In this episode, Steve helps us understand who FESBC is as an entity and shares valuable insight into the importance of Indigenous relations, the bioeconomy, wildfire risk reduction, climate change and so much more. This episode is packed with useful information and practical advice for implementing sustainable forestry projects across the province. You won’t want to miss this one!Learn more about the Forest Enhancement Society of BC by visiting https://www.fesbc.ca/Find the FESBC accomplishment report at https://issuu.com/fesbc_2020/docs/fesbc_accomplishmentsreport-issuu_3346c6c32aee74View the TimberConnect job board and apply at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Learn more about Stillwater Consulting at https://www.stillwaterconsultingltd.com/Continue the conversation by joining the TimberConnect community https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Ty and Julie sit down with Kelly Cooper to challenge the stigma surrounding workplace diversity in Canada’s Natural Resource Sector. Kelly has an impressive and extensive history working in the public sector. Her research, which has been published in her most recent book “Lead The Change: The competitive advantage of gender diversity and inclusion” provides compelling evidence for the societal benefit of having a gender diverse workforce. Kelly also hosts the “Free To Grow in Forestry” podcast, where she explores the intersection of her research and Canada’s Forestry Sector. Join the conversation today as we learn how to incorporate these concepts into our personal and professional livesTo learn more about Free to Grow in Forestry visit https://www.freetogrowinforestry.ca/Check out Kelly's book: Lead the change: the competitive advantage of gender diversity and inclusive at https://centreforsocialintelligence.ca/lead-the-change/Continue the conversation by joining the TimberConnect community https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Ty and Julie sit down with Elected Chief Councillor of Haisla Nation, Crystal Smith. Crystal has long been a champion for economic development in Haisla territory to benefit the 1700 Haisla people. She advocates for Haisla Nation-owned joint venture partnerships, which she believes will bring tremendous economic opportunities and benefits ensuring the Haisla people have control of their own future. Join us today to learn more about how natural resource development has improved social conditions and helped members of Haisla Nation find rewarding work and educational opportunities in Haisla communities.

Ty and Julie sit down with Registered Professional Forester, Manager of the Creston Community Forest and Director of the BCCFA, Daniel Gratton. He discusses his hard work with the Creston Community Forest and the current implementation of the wildfire risk reduction project. Daniel aims to expand their programs to better the Creston forests and community. If you want to learn more about the extent of the wildfire risk reduction project, funded by the Forest Enhancement Society of BC, then this episode is for you!To get more information on the Creston Community forest visit www.crestoncommunityforest.comLearn about the British Columbia Community Forest Association at https://bccfa.ca/ View Western Forest Project's job openings and apply at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Join the TimberConnect community by visiting https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Ty and Julie sit down with Talking Forests founder, Candra Burns, and discuss the role social media can play to bridge the gaps in the forestry sector. Candra discusses her unconventional education and how her unique career path got her to where she is today. Using her podcast and online presence to support the American and Canadian forestry sectors, Candra aims to bring awareness and promotion to the future faces of the industry. If you are curious about the proposition social media can offer in transforming the natural resource sector, then you won't want to miss this episode!Visit Candra's website at www.talkingforests.com or follow her on social media @talkingforestsListen to the Talking Forests Podcast by visiting https://anchor.fm/talkingforestsView the Medium Publication at https://medium.com/discovering-treetop-walkways-in-europeMeet AMSE Premium Member Candra Burns — Assoc. of Military Spouse Entrepreneurs: https://amseagency.com/blog/elevating-the-voice-of-forestry-meet-amse-premium-member-candra-burnsView the TimberConnect Job Board and apply at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Join the TimberConnect community by visiting https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Ty sits down with Ryan Fournier from Students for Canada to discuss the important role students play in the advancement of Canada's Natural Resource Sector. As a current student, Ryan boasts an impressive resume with a background in politics and advocacy for sustainable natural resource management. If you're a student or young professional who wants to learn more about Students for Canada or how to get involved in the natural resource sector, then this episode is for you!To learn more about SFC visit https://studentsforcanada.ca/View Missing The Forest For The Trees w/ Ty Samson at https://youtu.be/zcJA-DdfF9oFollow SFC on social media at @studentsforcanadaGet in touch with a member of SFC by emailing [email protected], [email protected] or [email protected] the TimberConnect Job Board and apply at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Join the TimberConnect community by visiting https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Ty and Julie sit down with the Renfrew County Forester, Lacey Rose RPF to learn more about her successful career in the forestry sector. Lacey is an inspiration for budding foresters. She advocates for education through her webinar series, Mighty Jobs, and for women in the industry by co-founding Women In Wood – an advocacy group that was created to bring passionate women together to share their love of the woods. If you’re looking for advice on how to navigate your way through the industry, then you won't want to miss this episode!View the Women and Wood at https://www.womeninwood.ca/Learn more about the County of Renfrew by visiting https://www.countyofrenfrew.on.ca/en/living-here/forests.aspxGet informed about the World Forestry Congress at https://wfc2021korea.org/Watch Lacey Rose on Mighty Jobs by visiting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBCoXNQ05EoView the TimberConnect job board and apply at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Join the TimberConnect community by visiting https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Ty and Julie sit down with PhD student and remote sensing researcher, Liam Irwin. Liam is a graduate student in the University of British Columbia's Integrated Remote Sensing Studio (IRSS) where he is aiming to develop a monitoring framework which integrates remotely sensed data like LIDAR to assess the state of silviculture and our regenerating forests. Tune in to learn more about how drones are going to be a big part of forestry's future!To connect with Liam and see more about the work he has completed visit https://twitter.com/IrwinLiam_UBChttps://www.researchgate.net/profile/Liam-Irwin-3Learn more about UBC's IRSS lab at https://irsslab.forestry.ubc.ca/https://twitter.com/IRSS_UBCView the TimberConnect job board and apply at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Join the TimberConnect community by visiting https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect

Have you ever thought about starting a career in Wildland Firefighting? Join Julie and Ty as they sit down with partner and director of meaningfulness at Cabin Resource Management, Kyle Broome, RPF. As the manager of Cabin’s wildfire division, Kyle comes equipped with an extensive background in wildfire and fuel management. If you’re looking for tips on where to start, what certificates to obtain, or organizations that employ entry-level workers, then you won’t want to miss this episode!Visit the Cabin website at https://cabinworks.ca/View and apply for WFP's job openings at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Apply for Wildland Firefighting and forestry jobs at https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/Join the TimberConnect community by visiting https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect