Forests are not just a collection of trees—they are deeply connected to climate, biodiversity, and the future security of humanity. To understand and manage this complex system scientifically and sustainably, advanced data analysis, statistics, remote sensing, and real field-based research are essential. This is precisely where Dr. Kazi Hossain is making his mark, currently serving as a Senior Resource Analyst at the Government of Alberta in Canada.
Dr. Kazi Hossain began his academic journey at Bangladesh Agricultural University, earning both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Agriculture and Agroforestry. He later completed his Ph.D. in Forest Biology and Management at the University of Alberta. Throughout his extensive research career, he has focused on alternative silvicultural systems in forest management, light estimation, microclimate, shade tolerance of trees, and adaptation of forest ecosystems in the context of climate change.
In addition to his research, Dr. Kazi Hossain has played a significant role in policy-making and the industry. He has worked on developing forest-based forecasting models using LiDAR, GIS, and large inventory data; extracting decision-support insights from complex data using Random Forest and machine learning; and formulating long-term forest management strategies through Growth & Yield Modeling. His published research covers topics such as conifer forests, thinning techniques, strip-shelterwood systems, mixed-species regeneration, and the opportunities and challenges of intensive silviculture—issues that have influenced policy discussions on forest management in North America.
- Dr. Kazi Hossain’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kazi-hossain-70084252/
- Research Profile: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Kazi-Hossain-22
Why should students join this interview?
This interview is not just about hearing the life story of a researcher; rather, it’s a real learning opportunity for students.
First, those interested in environmental science, forestry, agriculture, biology, data science, or remote sensing will see how fundamental science and advanced data analysis can be combined to solve real-world problems.
Second, for Bangladeshi students aspiring to research or pursue a Ph.D. abroad—you’ll get direct answers from an experienced researcher about what skills are needed, how to choose a topic, and how to prepare research papers.
Third, in today’s world, forest management is not just about planting or cutting trees; it is tied to climate change, carbon management, and sustainable development. Dr. Kazi Hossain will show how a researcher can influence policy-making as well.
Most importantly—this conversation will encourage students to think: how to move from local education to international research, and how science can be used to work for society and the environment.
biggani.org believes that presenting such real-life examples to young people is essential to inspire and guide them. This interview with Dr. Kazi Hossain is therefore a unique opportunity for students interested in research.
All interested students are warmly invited to join this special online interview.
- Date: 15 February 2026, Sunday
- Time: 10:00 PM Bangladesh Time (9:00 AM Canada Time)
- Registration Link: https://forms.gle/CtZfLDDr5tGcKRCn6
- Moderators: The interview will be conducted by Biggani.org volunteers Raiyan and Roni
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