Postdoc in Alternative Silvicultural Treatments and Multi-Species Plantation University of Quebec in Outaouais in Canada

Postdoctoral opportunity in the DIVERSE Research project focused on alternative silvicultural treatments and multi-species plantation research. The position is a 2-year postdoc and is supervised by Nelson Thiffault and Christian Messier . The post highlights a research program connected to forestry, silviculture, and ecosystem-oriented plantation management. Location: TBD, with options across British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec . Application: The post directs applicants to the project website ...

Postdoctoral opportunity in silviculture , forestry , environmental science , and biology focused on adapting forests to global change through alternative silvicultural treatments and multi-species plantations. The project, DIVERSE (Adapting Forests to Global Change) , is supervised by Dr. Nelson Thiffault (Canadian Forest Service) and Dr. Christian Messier (Université du Québec en Outaouais). The postdoc will implement, monitor, and analyze silvicultural trials, working with researchers across ...

Selection symposium update for the Forst-Talent Programme in Forestry and Forest Sciences . The post says that, for the second time, applications were invited for an open-topic postdoc position in forestry. From a large pool of excellent applicants, six candidates were selected to present their research ideas at a selection symposium. The programme is funded by the Eva Mayr-Stihl Stiftung and is designed for outstanding early-career researchers in forest sciences. It offers the opportunity to de...

PhD opening in Forest Ecology and Management at the University of Alabama , within the Forest Dynamics Lab . The project focuses on forest disturbance , stand development , forest stand dynamics , disturbance ecology , and the development/refinement of silvicultural systems based on natural disturbance patterns. The lab’s mission is to provide science-based solutions to pressing forest management issues. The successful student will work on an applied forest ecology project with strong relevance ...

MSc opportunity at the University of Alberta in Canada, focused on boreal forests , wildfire , canopy type , understory plants , and ecosystem nitrogen balance . The project builds on recent work quantifying links between fire regime, canopy type, and nitrogen dynamics, and the next phase will examine how understory plants contribute to nitrogen accumulation in soils of aspen forests following wildfire. The student will be co-supervised by Justine Karst and Stefan Hupperts, and the post says the...