Happy to share the results from a collaboration between Cameron Cornelsen and Seung-Il Lee of Lakehead University modelling the predicted range of hemlock woolly adelgid in Canada under climate change, now Just-In at Canadian Journal of Forest Research : cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/cj… 1/5

A recent paper on the effects of log booms from #UBCForestry Associate Dean Scott Hinch and his Pacific Salmon Ecology and Conservation Lab has been chosen as Editor's Choice by Canadian Journal of Forest Research!🪵 Congratulations to all contributors!👏 📄 Read: bit.ly/3X486eY

⭐NEW Editor's Choice Effects of log booms on physical habitat, water quality, and benthic invertebrates in the lower Fraser River and estuary | Kussin-Bordo et al. Summary: ow.ly/afH150SW5ET Access the full article for free: ow.ly/5xRM50SW5Ag 📸: N. Kussin-Bordo

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📢 Botany invites research on the importance of botanical gardens and herbariums for the study of phylogeny, taxonomy, ecology, climate change, & more. For a full list of topics: ow.ly/zZBT50SWfxm CSPB/SCBV CSEE_SCEE Can Botanical Assoc 📸 National Herbarium of Canada

Do you have a vision for the future of forest science? Make it a reality as co-Editor-in-Chief of Canadian Journal of Forest Research! Elevate groundbreaking research and drive diversity in the field. Apply by September 1st ➡️ ow.ly/GjzN50SW9h0 #ScienceEditor #ResearchLeadership

🌿 #Herbarium specimens hold thousands of untold stories. Share yours with us in Botany's upcoming collection. Learn more: ow.ly/gBAs50SWfZM CSPB/SCBV CSEE_SCEE Can Botanical Assoc 📸 Image (CAN10139425 Nymphaea odorata) courtesy of the National Herbarium of Canada.

Read the article by Beverly & Schroeder, just-IN and #OpenAccess in CJFR: cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/cj…

📚 Call for Co-Editor-in-Chief! We're looking for a dynamic leader to curate journal content, uphold editorial standards, and expand author and reviewer pools. Apply now to join the team at Canadian Journal of Forest Research ➡️ ow.ly/GjzN50SW9h0 #ScienceEditor #CareerOpportunity

Seismic resilience, fire performance, and blast resistance—this issue covers it all! Explore the state-of-the-art research on mass timber structures under extreme loads. ▶️ ow.ly/U6qI50T2j3t CSCE | SCGC #MassTimber #StructuralEngineering

👩‍🔬🌲 Take the lead in forest science! We're hiring a co-Editor-in-Chief! If you're committed to excellence, diversity, and innovation in forest research, we want to hear from you! Apply by Sept 1, 2024 ➡️ ow.ly/GjzN50SW9h0 #ScienceEditor #ResearchLeadership

🌲🌍 How is climate change reshaping Canada’s boreal forests? Explore the adaptation strategies that could safeguard our timber supply and forest communities: ow.ly/IJGg50SIm67 #Wildfire #ClimateCrisis #ForestManagement Canadian Journal of Forest Research

New e-First 📰 Effects of commercial thinning on characteristics of naturally regenerated coniferous stands from Eastern North-America | Power et al. ow.ly/sFwg50T6Wez

" A clear strength of [sustainable forest management] is that it is an adaptive process that requires iterative improvements." - Venier, Morris, & Work introducing the Special Issue: Turning Ecological Answers into Forest Management Actions (NAFEW) ow.ly/tVX250T6ZFM

NEW in the CSP Blog Thinking about “duty to consult” as scientists in Canada | Written by FACETS Journal's Hilary Belleville "It’s about building a relationship. It’s a discussion with two-way communication." Read now: ow.ly/lwEq50TfFT1

The September issue of CJFR (Vol. 54 No. 9) is now available, featuring: - estimating leaf litter chemistry with reflectance spectroscopy - temperature buffering by residual canopy cover - radial distribution of heartwood extractives and more! Read now: ow.ly/jtKs50TfHFf

New Review in the September issue of CJFR: New perspectives on radial profiles of specific gravity in North American conifers | Schimleck et al Read it now: ow.ly/mBxf50TfUHY

In partnership with Society of Canadian Aquatic Sciences, Canadian Science Publishing is excited to announce a new Early-Career Reviewer Program! Gain hands-on #PeerReview experience with Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences Canadian Journal of Zoology FACETS Journal & Environmental Reviews. Learn more: ow.ly/iEYs50TgkYf 📸Photo credit: Kathryn Peiman

The distribution of tree biomass carbon within the Pacific Coastal Temperate Rainforest, a disproportionally carbon dense forest | Carter and Buma Read it now: ow.ly/Exxb50TfVi9 #OA #OpenAccess