Scott Green

Scott Green is a Professor in the Faculty of Environment at the University of Northern British Columbia (UNBC), affiliated with the Department of Ecosystem Science and Management. His work spans forest ecology, sustainability, and climate change resilience, with a focus on northern and marginal environments. He supervises graduate students in the NRES Graduate Program, including MSc in Biology and Forestry, and MNRES.

Dr. Green's research centers on forest responses to environmental change, particularly in sub-Arctic and Arctic regions. His interests include sustainable forest management, ecosystem vulnerabilities, and community-based sustainability initiatives such as local food production in Yukon communities. He integrates ecological science with societal needs, emphasizing the interconnections between science and community action.

His work reflects a strong commitment to applied and interdisciplinary research, particularly in northern and remote regions. While specific publications are not listed, his research trajectory indicates a focus on ecological resilience, climate adaptation, and sustainable land use in northern ecosystems.

Dr. Green is an active member of the UNBC academic community and a founding member of the UNBC Farmers' Market, reflecting his engagement with local sustainability efforts.

He supervises graduate students in natural resources and environmental studies and contributes to interdisciplinary research on forest ecosystem management and climate change adaptation. His work often involves collaboration with northern communities and emphasizes participatory and community-based research models.

Dr. Green is involved in initiatives linking ecological research with local sustainability practices, including urban agriculture and food security projects through the UNBC Farmers' Market.