Black ash (Fraxinus nigra Marsh.) is a keystone species of wetlands and riparian ecosystems across northeastern North America. It is also culturally significant to Indigenous communities whose practic...

The conventional growth models used in forest management often rely on historic biometric relationships and do not consider climate’s impact on growth. Climate sensitive predictions of forest growth a...

Call for abstracts for the 2026 IBFRA conference will open on November 15, 2025 and close February 1, 2026

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As temperatures increase and suitable forest habitat shift faster than trees can adapt, the impacts of climate change threaten forest health and productivity. Forest-assisted migration (FAM) is a key ...

La quatrième assemblée générale annuelle a eu lieu en avril 2025 à Sherbrooke, au Québec. Lisez les rapports sommaires, consultez les présentations des PHQ et regardez les photos de l’événement ici.

In times of unprecedented global change, forest management education, especially in silviculture, must evolve to prepare future forest managers with relevant skills and a comprehensive view of adaptiv...

🌿 Faire face aux changements climatiques en sylviculture : et si on pouvait prédire le futur pour mieux s'y préparer? 🌍 Les forêts du Canada subissent de…

As wildfires become more frequent and severe, efforts to improve the resilience of forests must be grounded in data and led by Indigenous Peoples.