International Seminar Series in Forest Conservation 2016

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Master of Forest Conservation (MFC) Program
FOR 1412H: Natural Resource Management I (Module III Forest Inventory)

International Seminar Series in Forest Conservation (2016)

Inventory and Monitoring Approaches in Forest Conservation: from Tree to Landscape Scale

Dates and Times: 10 – 11 AM, Fridays, 4, 11, 18, 25 November 2016
Series Coordinator: Prof Edward Wilson FRSB

Summary:

The International Seminar Series in Forest Conservation 2016 was organised on the theme “Inventory and Monitoring Approaches in Forest Conservation: from Tree to Landscape Scale”. Four lectures were presented online via video conferencing for students completing the Master of Forest Conservation (MFC) degree at the Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto, Canada. The lectures highlighted the importance of inventory and monitoring as a foundation for sustainable management and conservation of forest resources. A range of techniques and approaches were demonstrated through case studies, embracing the tree, stand, forest and landscape scales. The lectures were delivered by leading practitioners and researchers in forest conservation.

My thanks to our distinguished speakers for generously giving their time, sharing their expertise and presenting such interesting lectures; and for permission to archive the lectures here.

Links: 

Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto, Canada

Faculty of Forestry, University of Toronto, Canada. Photo credit: E. R. Wilson 2016.

 

Seminar Series Programme: Download here

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Seminar 1: Tree Scale

Seminar 2: Stand Scale

Seminar 3: Forest Scale

  • 10 AM Friday 18 November 2016
  • Ancient pinewood restoration at Loch Arkaig, Scotland: combining timber and
    conservation inventory and monitoring approaches in forest planning
  • Peter Lowe MICFor
  • Senior Ancient Woodland Restoration Project Manager, Woodland Trust, Scotland

Seminar 4: Landscape Scale

  • 10 AM Friday 25 November 2016
  • Monitoring the state of forests and its importance in Europe (and beyond)
  • Tanja Sanders PhD
  • Research Scientist, Thünen Institute of Forest Ecosystems, Eberswalde, Germany

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