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Leadership one-on-one: Yawei Wei

Executive Vice President Yawei is a second-year Master’s student at the University of British Columbia (UBC) with a preceding MSc in Sustainable Environmental Management. Yawei brings to the table a multi-disciplinary background in agriculture, forestry, public health, plant science, environmental science, and sustainability.As a certified Forest Bathing Guide and forest therapy practitioner, her current research […]

2024 IFSA-UBC Conference on Climate Change

Date: April 18th, 2024 Location: UBC Forest Science Center 1001 Free Lunch, Snacks & Coffee. Need register! Structure of Conference: 08:30-09:00: Registration Open 09:00-09:10: Opening Remarks 09:10-10:40: Presentation and Panel Discussion 1: Climate Finance and Policy 10:40-11:00: Coffee Break 11:00-12:30: Presentation and Panel Discussion 2: Climate Communication 12:30-13:30: Lunch Break 13:30-15:00: Presentation and Panel Discussion […]

Leadership one-on-one: Yuxin Chen

Vice-President of Internal Yuxin is a student majoring in natural resources conservation and management, currently in the final term of her bachelor’s studies. She possesses a profound interest in the study of natural resources management, focusing on areas like old growth forests, harvest management, and fisheries management. Yuxin has acquired knowledge of Esri tools and […]

Leadership-one-on-one: Yifan Xie

Vice-President of Media Yifan, a student at the University of British Columbia (UBC), is deeply invested in the field of natural resource conservation. Her journey began in China and led her to UBC, where she immersed herself in the study of conservation. This transformative academic path has not only broadened her horizons but also ignited […]

Leadership one-on-one: Muh Syukron

Vice-President of Media Syu is originally from Indonesia, where he developed a deep connection with the beautiful natural landscapes. This connection made him realize how incredible and complex nature can be, with all its challenges and opportunities. Syu is passionate about making positive changes in the world, especially when it comes to the environment and […]

🌍 The IFSA UBC Local Committee

At IFSA UBC Local Committee, we take immense pride in the rich tapestry of backgrounds that our team members bring to the table. Our local committee is a melting pot of cultures, with passionate individuals hailing from Canada, China, Indonesia, Brazil, and beyond. This diversity not only enriches our perspectives but also reflects our commitment to creating an inclusive space within the International Forestry Student Association.

Leadership one-on-one: Ruoxuan Wang

Vice-President of Logistics and Finance Ruoxuan Wang is a fourth-year undergraduate student majoring in Nature Resources Conservation. His interest in forests originated from the descriptions of towering trees in Chinese and Western books, and since then, he has been searching for the trees and their habitats depicted in his spiritual world. This inner drive led […]

After Report: Evening Academic Lecture with Prof. Gary Bull and Prof. Jeff Sayer

The International Forestry Students’ Association (IFSA) at the University of British Columbia (UBC) Local Committee recently hosted a captivating evening featuring Prof. Gary Bull and Prof. Jeff Sayer. The event delved into discussions on Carbon Offset Markets, Nature-Based Solutions, and Forests, offering attendees a wealth of knowledge and insights.

Introducing the New IFSA-UBC Local Committee Logo

The local committee of the International Forestry Student Association at the University of British Columbia proudly unveils its logo, a symbol that artfully embodies our connection to British Columbia's rich natural heritage and our commitment to forestry education and stewardship.

Academic Seminar

On the evening of Thursday, October 5, 2023, the International Forestry Students Association (IFSA) UBC hosted a captivating academic seminar that left attendees with a deeper understanding of the critical issues at the intersection of forests, food, and climate change. This thought-provoking event, held both in-person at UBC Forest Science Centre 1221 and virtually via Zoom, featured the esteemed guest lecturer, Prof. Terry Sunderland.