Harry Nelson

Harry Nelson is an Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia (UBC) within the Faculty of Forestry, specifically the Department of Forest Resources Management. His work focuses on natural resource policy, climate change adaptation, and sustainable forest management in Canada.

• Research Themes: Ecosystems and Climate Change, Sustainable Forest Management, Indigenous Governance
• Key Interests: Climate change impacts on forestry, ecosystem services, policy development

Nelson’s research explores the structural transformation of the forest sector under changing markets and public expectations. He investigates ecosystem services as a business model for Indigenous forest management in BC and analyzes global climate adaptation strategies. Recent publications highlight cross-border forestry challenges, wildfire risks, and socio-economic dynamics in forest enterprises.

His 15 most recent articles (2019–2025) span interdisciplinary topics such as climate change adaptation, Indigenous governance, bioeconomy, and global forest policy. These works emphasize the integration of ecological and economic frameworks to address sustainability.

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Nelson’s email address (harry.nelson@ubc.ca) and research areas are publicly available. No student advisement details or grant information is provided in the scraped data.