Program

February 24, Friday – Symposium (Day 1)

8:00 am Registration (coffee and tea)
8:30 am SESSION 1
Communicating Cultural Values of a Sacred Forest
    In-Ae  Kim, UBC
Relationship between historic temperature factors and the recent spruce bark beetle (Dendroctonus rufipennis) outbreak in the Champagne and Aishihik Traditional Territory, south west Yukon, Canada
    Raphael  Chavardes, UBC
The Potential of Forest derived Bioenergy in China’s Future energy and transportation fuel requirements
    Ling Li, UBC
A Research Agenda for Tribal Lands in the United States: Integration of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Western Science
    Chris Beatty, UW
Smallholder Eucalyptus Plantation Forestry in Eastern Paraguay: a Case Study of Silvicultural, Economic, and Environmental Context
    Jake Grossman, UW
Farmer Perceptions of Indigenous Forest Trees within the Cocoa Landscape in Ghana
    Jane Atkins, UW
10:30 am Health break
11:00 am SESSION 2
The Role of Government in The Development of Small and Medium Forest Enterprises: Case Studies From the Gambia
    Fernanda Tomaselli, UBC
Carbon Credits for Cookstoves: Balancing Win-Win Benefits with Carbon Financing
    Olivia Freeman, UBC
The Problem of Context in LCAs: The Implications of Moore’s Law
    Justin Bull, UBC
Forest Certification in Asia: The Changing Marketplace for Value Added Wood Product Manufacturers in China and Vietnam
    Tait Bowers, UW
Incorporating Holistic Methodologies in Assessing Wind Resource Availability for the Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes of Montana
    Laurel James, UW
History of fire at the Las Joyas Research Station in the Sierra de Manantlán Biosphere Reserve, Jalisco and Colima, México
    Brooke Cassell, UW
1:00 pm Lunch break
2:00 pm SESSION 3
Forestry: a Strategic Avenue for Aboriginal Economic Development
    Jean-Michel Beaudoin, UBC
Making the New Relationship Work: Crown-First Nations Shared Decision-Making in the Great Bear Rainforest
    Laura Bird, UBC
First Nations Agreements and Forest Carbon Offsets
    Lori Sparrow, UBC
Construction Professionals’ Environmental Perceptions of Lumber, Concrete and Steel in Japan and China
    Daisuke Sasatani, UW
Convention on Biological Diversity: Understanding Domestic Implementation
    Sebastian Tramon, UW
The Impact of Export Policies on the Development of the Forest Products Sector in the Russian Far East
    John Simeone, UW
4:00 pm Poster session (coffee/tea)
5:00 pm Schaffer lecture
6:00 pm Closing remarks and prize announcements
6:10 pm Reception
7:30 pm End of Day 1

 

February 25, Saturday – Field trip (Day 2)

Visit to Squamish Nation and learn about their forestry related activities

8:15 am Departure from Forest Sciences Centre at UBC
10:15 am Arrival to Squamish Nation Community Hall
10:30 am Chief’s welcome, history of the nation
11:00 am Land use plan, forest stewardship and forestry business activities (Natural Resources Manager)
12:00 pm Traditional lunch
1:00 pm Site visit: cultural site/forestry site (TBC)
3:00 pm Bus leaves for return trip to UBC

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