Ty and Julie sit down with Kim Green, PhD, to discuss her exciting new research on watershed science and how we can apply these findings to forest management practices. With 30 years of experience in applied geoscience, Kim comes equipped with a deep understanding of geomorphological principles. Join us as we learn about watersheds, hydrology, sustainable forestry initiatives, and the benefits of using LiDAR technologies in silvicultural planning.To learn more about Kim's research visit <a href="https://selkirk.ca/innovates">https://selkirk.ca/innovates</a>To enrol in Watershed Systems 101 visit <a href="https://selkirk.ca/ce/courses/selkirk-innovates/watershed-systems-101">https://selkirk.ca/ce/courses/selkirk-innovates/watershed-systems-101</a>View the TimberConnect Job Board and apply at <a href="https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/">https://jobs.timberconnect.ca/</a>Join the TimberConnect community by visiting <a href="https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect">https://linktr.ee/TimberConnect</a>

What Does "Net Zero" Really Mean? with Derek Nighbor

There's a paradigm shift happening in forestry and TimberConnect is at the heart of it. Let's bring back the social license to operate in our forests again and make people proud of this industry – as a worker or the general public. Let's continue to bring a holistic, science-based approach to discussions about how our forests are managed and inspire positive, sustainable change for generations to come.
Ty Samson & Julie Hogness interview key stakeholders in the forest industry who strive to make a difference and continuously improve how we manage our forests. The TimberConnect podcast facilitates informative discussions by highlighting current and upcoming industry events, practices and trends while encouraging new ways of thinking.
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