2025 FOR401/403 Annual Research Showcase

Every April before exams begin, the FOR401/FOR403 Research Showcase takes place in the Daniels Building, 1 Spadina Crescent. FOR401H1 Reseach Paper/Thesis in Forest Conservation and FOR403H1 Directed Readings are courses in which Forestry undergraduate students work one-on-one with a professorial supervisor to work on a variety of research projects and assignments.

The exhibit posters are based on students’ findings and the results of their coursework and allows for discussion amongst their peers and faculty members.

Samuel Isaac: Modelling the Trade-Offs Between Timber and Conservation Within TRIAD Forest Management in Labrador

Charlie Olsen: Suppressed sugar maples respond to release regardless of crown class and presumed health

Gabriel Melo with Supervisor Anne Koven: Beyond the Label: An Evaluation of Third-Party Forest Certification Standards and their Impacts

Wynn Murakami-Clisham: Do Insects Dream of Biochar? Investigating the Effects of Biochar on Green Rood Fauna

Davan Mulligan with Supervisor Ben Kuttner: Legacies of Logging: Assessing Long-Term Impacts of the Historical Lumber Industry on Vancouver’s North Shore

Jacob Klimczak: Wavelets and Wildfires: Applying Wavelets to Fuel Structure

Madeline Spencer: Monitoring Garlic Mustard Biocontrol Agent Ceutorhynchus scrobicolis in Ontario

All student posters can be found in the 1st floor hallway of the Earth Sciences Centre near the Forestry Wood Labs (33 Willcocks Street).