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Forest Management Options for Climate Change-Drought Resilience

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BCRE26ROM424Canada

Submission Closed01/25/2026, 08:00:00 AM UTC

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This contract involves a collaborative research project with Aleza Lake Research Forest focused on simulating drought resilience at the stand level by applying different silviculture treatments and incorporating climate change scenarios. The project will utilize the Forest Vegetation Simulator – BC variant (FVS-BC) alongside the ministry's Forest Drought Risk Assessment Tool (ForDRAT) to model the impact of various management approaches, such as thinning and species selection, on forest drought tolerance. Funding, subject to approval, is intended to support the salary of a University of Northern British Columbia post-doctoral researcher who will lead the technical work. The study aims to assess how different treatments influence current and future drought resilience in specific forest areas, starting with data from existing stands at Aleza Lake Research Forest. If the initial modeling proves successful, the scope may expand to include permanent sample plots within the Prince George Timber Supply Area, potentially broadening to examine additional climate change-related forest health stressors like wildfires, pests, and diseases. The contract is managed by the Ministry of Forests under the Government of Canada, with a response deadline set for late January 2026, and the contracting authority designated as Heidi Boomhower.

General Info

Collaborative research using FVS-BC and ForDRAT to model drought resilience with silviculture treatments.

Agency

Government of Canada → Ministry of Forests

NAICS

541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) View NAICS

Place of Performance

CAN

Set-Aside

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PhaseClosed

PostedJan 15

Solicitation

Response DeadlineJan 25

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Submission Closed

01/25/2026, 08:00:00 AM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyGovernment of Canada → Ministry of Forests

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

Government of Canada → Ministry of Forests

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Heidi BoomhowerContracting Authority

contact@example.gov

Full Description

Collaborate with Aleza Lake Research Forest (ALRF) on a project to simulate drought resilience at the stand-level with various silviculture treatments and climate change projections. Contract funding, if approved, would contribute to salary for a University of Northern BC post-doc to lead the work. Modelling will be done in the Forest Vegetation Simulator – BC variant (FVS-BC) and run using existing stand information in ALRF as well as the ministry’s Forest Drought Risk Assessment Tool (ForDRAT). The effects of different treatments (e.g. thinning, species selection) on current and future drought resilience will be tested. If successful, the work may be expanded to Prince George Timber Supply Area (TSA) permanent sample plots as well as bring in other climate change-forest health impacts such as wildfire and pests/diseases.