Don’t Miss Keynote Speaker!

Peter Hall
Export Development Canada

 

Wednesday, April 1st

 

“Getting Back to Balance”

“The global recession is now more serious than anybody expected, and will be
deeper than any downturn we have seen in our careers. No industry is exempt,
and surviving the downturn will be a shared challenge. But as the world economy
strives to restore a sense of balance, there are still opportunities that the
Canadian forest industry can take advantage of.”

 

Peter Hall joined Export Development Canada (EDC) in November 2004. He has 20 years of experience in domestic and international economic analysis and forecasting. Mr. Hall is responsible for overseeing economic and political risk analysis at EDC and the company’s information centre. In addition to advising senior management at EDC, Mr. Hall is a featured speaker at conferences across the country, and is a member of an international
roundtable on the economies of the Asia-Pacific region.
 

Attend the CWF Spring Meeting on April 1 – 2, 2009

at the Delta Beauséjour in Moncton , NB to learn about
 “Getting Back to Balance” as well as many more exciting educational topics

 

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DON’T FORGET TO BOOK YOUR ROOM EARLY!

Discount rates have been extended to Friday, March 13

Call the Delta Beauséjour in Moncton , NB at (506) 854-4344 and mention the Canadian Woodlands Forum

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For more information, contact:

Peter Robichaud

902 897-2568  •  902 893-8434 (fax)  •  902 899-6420 (cell)
e-mail: probichaud@cwfcof.org

or

Tara Croft

902 897-6961 (office)  •  902 897-6976 (fax)

e-mail: tcroft@cwfcof.org

 

The ARPFNB is pleased to co-host a

Professional Development afternoon on

Wednesday, February 18th, 2009:

Auditorium, Wu Centre, UNB Fredericton

1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Carbon Sequestration, Carbon Credits & Carbon Trading

Speakers:

Dr. Mike Lavigne, Canadian Forest Service

Carbon sequestration research

Todd Parker, Delta Institute, Chicago, Illinois

Estimating carbon emissions and recommending offsets

Jim Brooks, Maine Department of Environmental Protection

The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative: Profile of Maine’s Experience.

The afternoon session will be co-hosted by University of New Brunswick Faculty

of Forestry and Environmental Management, the Canadian Forest Service –

Atlantic Forestry Centre, and the Association of Registered Professional

Foresters of New Brunswick. Those not affiliated with these three organizations

are also welcome to attend at a cost of $25.00 (payable at the door).

For more information, contact Jen Hacking at the ARPFNB office:

arpf@nbnet.nb.ca

506-452-6933

Hello,

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society, New Brunswick Chapter ( CPAWS NB ) is organizing a day-long workshop on the topic:

“Wildlife, Woodlands and Habitat Connectivity in the Chignecto Isthmus Corridor”

Date/Time: November 29, 2008 (9am – 4:00pm)

Location: Room DUNN 108, Mount Allison University , Sackville NB

Cost: $20 (lunch included) 

The session will discuss how woodlots can contribute to wildlife habitat conservation, and techniques landowners can use to conserve wildlife on their property and aid in the movement of wildlife through the landscape.  The content is suitable for any landowner or woodlot owner with an interest, and also land managers and planners.

Presentations include:

·         Woodlots and their Contribution to Regional Habitat Needs and Wildlife Corridors (Dr. Karen Beazley and graduate students, Dalhousie University )

·         Connectivity on the Chignecto Isthmus (Chris Miller, CPAWS NS)

·         Pollet River (NB) Private Woodlot Watershed Management Program (Nairn Hay, Fundy Model Forest NB )

·         Wildlife Habitat Restoration Options for Owners of Acadian Woodlands (Bob Bancroft, Wildlife Biologist)

Continuing Education Credits for Foresters:  ARPFNB members earn 18 CFE credits, NBFTA members earn 6 CFE credits

*Pre-registration is required – space is limited*

For more information and to register contact Robin Musselman (902-455-2202), r.musselman@ns.sympatic.ca or visit www.cpawsnb.org