Sheri Andrews-Key

Dr. Sheri Andrews-Key serves as a Lecturer and Director of Micro-Certificate Programming in the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia (UBC). She is also the CVA Micro-Certificate Lead within the Department of Forest Resources Management. Her professional background spans environmental and resource management sectors, with a focus on the science-management-policy interface in both industry and government contexts across Canada.

• Research Focus: Climate change adaptation, vulnerability and risk assessment, business case development for adaptation, and climate co-benefits in forest ecosystems
• Contact: sheri.andrews-key@ubc.ca

Dr. Andrews-Key specializes in applied climate change research, particularly in conducting large-scale vulnerability assessments and creating actionable adaptation frameworks for forest sector stakeholders. Her work bridges scientific analysis with policy implementation and business strategy, emphasizing practical solutions for communities, private landowners, and governmental agencies.

While she does not hold a formal academic rank requiring tenure (e.g., Professor or Associate Professor), her role as a Lecturer reflects her dedication to forestry education and professional development through micro-certificate programs. Her collaborative efforts with the CVA (Continuing and Professional Education) division highlight her commitment to accessible and applied learning in environmental management.