YOUTUBE VIDEO — HYDROLOGY OF CONVENIENCE IN BC FORESTRY: “Powerful. Compelling. Younes Alila is passionate and engaging! This is a MUST WATCH video,” stated Kim Stephens, Partnership for Water Sustainability in British Columbia
Note to Reader:
Published by the Partnership for Water Sustainability in British Columbia, Waterbucket eNews celebrates the leadership of individuals and organizations who are guided by the Living Water Smart vision. The edition published on May 21, 2022224 featured Dr. Younes Alila of the UBC Faculty of Forestry. Through his research thrust over three decades, he landed on a discovery that challenges mainstream practices and provides the foundation for a paradigm-shift in forest hydrology science and practice.
YOUTUBE VIDEO: Powerful. Compelling. Younes Alila is passionate and engaging!
“Hydrology is hydrology. And our land ethic has consequences for water, whether the landscape is urban or wilderness,” stated Kim Stephens, Waterbucket eNews Editor and Partnership Executive Director.
“To gain an appreciation for the science of forests and floods, and the implications for people, a 47-minute professionally produced video of Dr. Younes Alila in full flight is MUCH WATCH viewing. He is a man on a mission. He is passionate and engaging. And that is a good thing.”
“On April 13th 2024, the Interior Watershed Task Force, a coalition concerned with clearcut logging of primary forests and watersheds in BC’s Interior, hosted a Community Town Hall event at UBC Okanagan Campus. In sharing his findings with that audience, Younes Alila laid out a compelling and powerful storyline that he titled Hydrology of Convenience in BC Forestry.”
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