- defining and measuring the elements of forest biodiversity in
terms of genes, species, ecosystems, and landscapes;
- identifying and assessing the impacts of human activity (including
climate change) and natural catastrophes on biodiversity in Canada's
forests;
- determining what constitutes effective conservation of forest
biodiversity; and
- identifying and monitoring invasive alien forest pests and
protecting species and ecosystems at risk.
Biodiversity research involves the disciplines of genetics, taxonomy,
and ecology.
Studies and Research Projects
Posters by our Scientists
Fact Sheets by our Scientists
Moth Diversity in Fundy National Park
Forest Health and Biodiversity Newsletter
Natural History of the St. John River Valley Hardwood Forest of Western New Brunswick and Northeastern Maine
Inter-disciplinary Forest Ecosystem Research (InFER)
National Research Portal: Biodiversity
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