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[September 28, 2026] Three papers published in the special issue of The Forestry Chronicle, celebrating 60 years of the Faculty of Natural Resources Management, Lakehead University

The Forestry Chronicle

[August 6, 2026] News & Stories at the Faculty of Natural Resources Management, Lakehead University

Lakehead and Hydro One are Building a Flourishing Future for Ontario’s Power SystemEnabling Better Vegetation Management Strategies

[August 4, 2026] News & Stories at the Faculty of Natural Resources Management, Lakehead University

Researchers Receive $2.7 Million in Funding from NSERC Engineering Practical Solutions to Protect Our Environment and Our Communities

[July 3, 2026] News & Stories at the Faculty of Natural Resources Management, Lakehead University

Faculty of Natural Resources Management Co‑Authors Study in Nature SustainabilityA new study co‑authored by Dr. Seung‑Il Lee from the Faculty of Natural Resources Management has been published in Nature Sustainability, a leading international journal in environmental research.

[June 29, 2026] Paper published in Nature Sustainability

Biodiversity recovery is slow following clear-cut harvest of boreal forests - Nature SustainabilityClear-cut timber harvest in boreal forests impacts local biodiversity; however, it is still unclear how quickly biotic groups rebound from such disturbances. This meta-analysis determines the resilience of biotic groups to clear-cut harvest across boreal forests of Europe/Russia and North America.

[June 1, 2026] New Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Ui-Joung Byeon

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Ui-Joung Byeon to the Arthropod Biodiversity Lab as a Postdoctoral Fellow. Dr. Byeon will study how arthropod communities respond to different intensities and spatial scales of forest biomass harvesting under climate change.

[September 15, 2025] CBC News

Canadian, German researchers in years-long project to see how forest fires can adapt to climate change | CBC NewsAmid a stark increase in forest fires in recent years, a global project led by Lakehead University in Thunder Bay, Ont., aims to determine how woodland areas can adapt to climate change.

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