Registration & Ticket Information
Welcome to the registration page for the UNBC WILDFIRE WORKSHOP! Below you'll find all the details about ticket pricing and optional field trips. We look forward to welcoming you!Secure your spot early! ticket registration closes on September 25th!
🎫 Ticket Prices
Ticket Type Price
Non-Student $100
Student $50
*Note: Please note that all fees will be charged in Canadian Dollars, plus GST.
Proof of student status may be required at check-in.
Cancellation Policy
Registration cancellations must be received in writing by October 8, 2025 to conference@unbc.caA $25.00 processing fee will apply to all cancellations.No refunds after 8 October 2025. Tickets may be transferred to a colleague. Please inform us by email to conference@unbc.caAncient Forest (Rural Trip)
Cost: $45 per person
Maximum Capacity: 40 participants
Embark on a fascinating field trip to rare inland forest, Chun T’oh Whudujut, about 120 km east of Prince George, where you’ll explore British Columbia’s only inland temperate rainforest, where thousand-year-old western red cedars soar overhead. Wander along a universal-access boardwalk and a 2.3 km trail that passes the awe-inspiring “Big Tree” and a tranquil waterfall. This ecosystem exists within a distinct fire regime, driven by cool, moist conditions and heavy snowpack, unlike the nearby boreal forest, which is adapted to frequent, high-intensity crown fires every 50–200 years that reset entire stands.
Find more here: Ancient Forest/Chun T'oh Whudujut Park | BC Parks
Join us for an immersive off-campus experience! We are offering two field trip options—one rural and one urban. Spaces are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Early booking is recommended.
*Important: You may only register for one field trip. Spots are confirmed once payment is received.
Field excursions
A trip around PG city (Urban Trip)
Cost: $25 per person
Maximum Capacity: 30 participants
Join us for a guided walk through downtown Prince George as we explore the city's historic firehalls, civic landmarks, and the evolution of local emergency services. This urban stroll offers a unique glimpse into the community's infrastructure, resilience, and stories in face of fire emergency. A great opportunity to connect history with place in the heart of the city.
