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Knife Creek Block Landscape

Dry-belt Douglas-fir forest

The use of fire as a forest management tool

Old Black Cottonwood situated in one of three biogeoclimatic zone reserves at AFRF

Fall Field School

Demonstration sites show examples of new practices

Interpreting a soil profile

Extension tour at the Uniform Shelterwood Research Trial

Researching wildland/urban interface fuel reduction

Fall Field School

UBC Forestry students experience Interior forests and forestry

Gavin Lake Camp

AFRF Office in Williams Lake, B.C.

International Internship Program

Volunteer interns from around the world gain experience at AFRF

Sub-boreal Spruce Forest at the Gavin Lake Block

Arrow-leaved Balsamroot blooms in May in our very dry Douglas-fir forest

Old Growth Redcedar at the Gavin Lake Block

Studying vegetation response to commercial thinning

Studying growth response in tree seedlings

  Interior Douglas-fir Forest at the Knife Creek Block  

A great place to study and view wildlife
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Situated on close to 10,000 hectares of crown forest in the Cariboo region of south-central British Columbia, it is one of two UBC Research Forests managed to create opportunities for research, education and demonstration of sustainable forest management.

The Alex Fraser Research Forest is part of the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia.

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Faculty of Forestry
2424 Main Mall,
Vancouver, BC, V6T 1Z4, Canada
Tel: 604-822-2727
Email:
Alex Fraser Research Forest
72 South 7th Avenue,
Williams Lake, BC, V2G 4N5,
Tel: 250-392-2207

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