Mass Timber Institute Newsletter – April 2025 edition
Click HERE for the April 2025 edition of the Mass Timber Institute newsletter.
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 […]
CBC Article featuring PhD Joel Goodwin: Beech leaf-mining weevils are small. But researchers say they shouldn’t be underestimated
Recent study looked at the best methods to track the invasive species Click HERE to read the full CBC article featuring Forestry PhD Joel Goodwin
2024 Master of Forest Conservation Capstone presentations now available on YouTube
A select number of 2024 Master of Forest Conservation Capstone presentations are now able for viewing on YouTube: YouTube Playlist Monique Sewornu – Evaluating the Carbon Sequestration Potential of Young Trees for Urban Planting Programs in Toronto, Canada Yue (Charlotte) Xiong – Market Assessment of Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) Fabricated from […]
Mass Timber Institute Newsletter – January 2025 edition
Click HERE for the January 2025 edition of the Mass Timber Institute newsletter.
Daniels alumnus’ digital treatise on historical tall-wood structures in Toronto is published
The Mass Timber Institute based at the Daniels Faculty is pleased to announce the publication of Historical Tall-Wood Toronto, an open-source digital document authored by Daniels alumnus Ross Beardsley Wood. Funded by the Institute, the Canadian Wood Council and Ontario WoodWorks, the publication features contributions by fellow alumnus Daniel Wong and a foreword by Professor Ted Kesik. Historical […]
In Memoriam: Ken Armson
It is with great sadness that Forestry announces the death of Ken Armson, an alumni and former professor of the Faculty of Forestry, and an active participant in all realms within the Ontario and Canadian forestry industries. Ken passed away on December 9th at the age of 97. After serving as a trooper in World […]
