Our Collaborations

The Mother Tree Network (MTN) provides support to First Nations and other communities wanting to practice regenerative forestry. MTN connects communities to experts, information, and tools; offers in-community research, education, and planning support; and provides networking opportunities between communities.

Council of the Haida Nation

On Haida Gwaii, our focus is on conducting pre- & post-treatment assessments, control plots in standing and old-growth sites to expand our understanding of carbon storage in across forest types and harvesting scenarios. We aim to collaboratively address forest management risks and explore opportunities to enhance biodiversity, carbon sequestration, and ecosystem resilience.

Cortes Island Community Forest

On Cortes Island, in partnership with community forest partners, our efforts are centered on post-harvest assessments and forward-looking initiatives to improve forest health and resilience. By conducting National Forest Inventory plots and engaging with key stakeholders, we seek to inform future forest management strategies and enhance community preparedness for wildfires & restore Non-Timber Forest Values.

Ma'amtagila First Nation

Research priorities include forest recovery chrono-sequencing to inform restoration planning, assisting with village site mapping, and facilitating discussions with community leadership to align research efforts with community needs and aspirations. We aim to support capacity building and knowledge sharing to support forest healing with Nation members.

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