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62. UBC Names New Dean Of Forestry - UBC Public Affairs Public media Releases. Tuesday, September 26, 2000. UBC names newdean of forestry. Jack Saddler, head of the Dept. of Wood Science http://www.publicaffairs.ubc.ca/media/releases/2000/mr-00-65.html

UBC Public Affairs News UBC Reports Media Releases ... Search Site UBC names new dean of Forestry Jack Saddler, head of the Dept. of Wood Science, has been appointed dean of the Faculty of Forestry at the University of British Columbia effective Dec. 1. "I think UBC's Faculty of Forestry is one of the strongest in the world," says Saddler. "We have to build on the university's commitment to enriching the already high quality of our research and scholarly activity. The faculty will continue to build on both disciplinary and interdisciplinary activity within the university while forging new relationships with industry and the community." "Jack will provide outstanding leadership to a faculty that must continue to play a critical role in the evolution of forest practices and in increasing society's appreciation for the multiple uses and demands on our forests," says Barry McBride, UBC vice-president, Academic. "He brings an international research reputation and excellent administrative skills." Saddler has served as head of Wood Science since 1998. He also holds the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC)-Industry Chair of Forest Products Biotechnology.

63. UBC Forestry Dean Appointed To Second Term - UBC Public Affairs Public media Releases. Tuesday,October 29, 1996. UBC forestry deanappointed to second term. Clark Binkley has accepted an appointment http://www.publicaffairs.ubc.ca/media/releases/1996/mr-96-71.html

UBC Public Affairs News UBC Reports Media Releases ... Search Site UBC Forestry dean appointed to second term Clark Binkley has accepted an appointment to a second term as dean of the Faculty of Forestry. A former professor of Forest Resource Management at Yale University, he has served as dean of Forestry at UBC since September 1990. His first term ended in June. Under Binkley's supervision the faculty has undergone significant changes including the introduction of new initiatives such as the Wood Products Processing Program, the Natural Resources Conservation Program, the Centre for Applied Conservation Biology and the construction of a new Forest Sciences Centre. Undergraduate enrolment has more than doubled from 265 in 1990/91 to 598 this year, while graduate enrolment during the same period has increased from 119 to 204 students. Extramural research funding to the faculty has also increased significantly during the dean's first term. Binkley received his PhD in Forestry and Environmental Studies from Yale in 1979. He studied applied mathematics during his undergraduate years at Harvard and received a Master of Science in Engineering from Harvard in 1976.

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65. DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS AND FORESTRY - PARLIAMENTARY MEDIA BRIEFING DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS AND forestry MINISTER RONNIE KASRILS PARLIAMENTARY MEDIABRIEFING 19 SEPTEMBER 2000 INTRODUCTION The week when Amagluglug triumphed http://www.pmg.org.za/briefings/000919watermediastatement.htm

DEPARTMENT OF WATER AFFAIRS AND FORESTRY MINISTER RONNIE KASRILS PARLIAMENTARY MEDIA BRIEFING 19 SEPTEMBER 2000 INTRODUCTION The week when Amagluglug triumphed over Brazil has also seen some successes in Water and Forestry. As announced last week, the first part of our forestry restructuring has been successfully concluded and excellent prices were obtained, after tough negotiation. Certain critical sites have been removed for conservation and tourism purposes and tenders are already out for their development. These developments should now answer pessimistic comments that The National Water Act's controls on Forestry would render the forestry business unviable. In this regard, if there was any doubt about the revolutionary importance of our water policy, I can simply mention that a senior delegation from the People's Republic of China led by a Vice Minister, is in the country to study our approach to Water Management and law reform. The President's announcement at COSATU's conference yesterday that the basic water supply of 6000 litres per household per month would be provided free to the poor is a vital milestone. Clarity on this issue will allow us to achieve sustainability with equity bearing in mind that higher levels of consumption will have to be paid for. Meanwhile, the Department's community water supply programme has now reached six million people; government's overall total is closer to ten million given improved water services provided by our housing programme. That is delivery.

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67. The Greens - Victoria : Media Releases : Greens Slam New 'forestry Standard' As they have developed a 'home grown' version called the 'Australian forestry Standard'(AFS). The only question the media or the public need ask is, in order to http://www.vic.greens.org.au/media/releases/021012.html

LoadMenus("#669966"); Welcome Elections Focus Campaigns ... Contact 12 October 2002 Greens slam new 'forestry standard' as farce 12 October 2002 Labor and Coalition governments across the country have joined with the logging industry once again to try and portray Australian native forest logging as 'green and sustainable'. Unable to comply with international standards, they have developed a 'home grown' version called the 'Australian Forestry Standard' (AFS). Green groups have universally slammed this new move as nothing more that 'green wash'. Greens forests spokesperson, Marcus Ward (pictured), has labelled it a disturbing farce. "Australian logging practices are well known to be devastating our forests. The only question the media or the public need ask is, in order to qualify for a big tick under this new 'standard' will any logging operation anywhere in Australia have to make any significant changes?" "The answer is no," said Mr Ward. "Companies will simply get a big tick for conducting 'business as usual'". Business as usual, according to Green groups includes old growth forest destruction, massive woodchipping and clear felling of our forest estate at unprecedented levels.

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Key Contacts For Media Representatives Seeking Urban and Community Forestry Information After Storms Organization: Minnesota Shade Tree Advisory Committee (MnSTAC) Contact: Katie Himanga, Tree Emergency Response Committee Chairperson Consulting Forester, Heartwood Forestry Phone: (651)345-4976, Lake City Email: khimanga@mr.net Organization: Minnesota Department of Agriculture, Agronomy and Plant Protection Division Contact: Richard Hauer, Plant Health Specialist Phone: (651)296-0592, St. Paul Email: rich.hauer@state.mn.us Organization: Minnesota State Horticultural Society Contact: Marjee Righeimer, Executive Director Phone: (651)643-3601, Ext. 208, St. Paul Email: marjeer@northerngardener.org Organization: University of Minnesota Department of Forest Resources Contact: Gary Johnson, Professor of Urban and Community Forestry Phone: (612)625-3765, St. Paul Email: grjonson@umn.edu Organization: Minnesota Society of Arboriculture Contact: Richard Hauer, President Plant Health Specialist, Minnesota Department of Agriculture

72. Media - UWA Focus On Forestry Law And Policy (24 April) Defender's Office in Western Australia will discuss Old Growth, New GovernmentIn Search of Sustainability - WA forestry Law and Policy media REFERENCE http://www.uwa.edu.au/media/statements/2001/04/uwa_focus_on_forestry_law_and_pol

Media UWA Home Prospective Students Current Students Staff ... About Search UWA Website People Structure Intranet for Media Statement Media Media Statements December November ... What's On Tuesday, April 24, 2001 UWA FOCUS ON FORESTRY LAW AND POLICY Mr Michael Bennett - Principal Solicitor of the community-based Environmental Defender's Office in Western Australia - will discuss "Old Growth, New Government: In Search of Sustainability - WA Forestry Law and Policy" at a public lecture in UWA's Law Lecture Theatre at 1pm on Thursday 26 April. Michael Bennett graduated from UWA with an Arts/Law degree in 1994. While working for the EDO, he has advised conservation groups and other clients on a wide range of environmental law matters, co-written The Law of Landcare, and acted as instructing solicitor in environmental law cases in the Supreme Court of Western Australia and the High Court. MEDIA REFERENCE Jani McCutcheon 9380 3642 Doug Durack 0419 946 294 Top of Page CRICOS Provider Code: 00126G Last updated 06 Mar 2002 16:44 Location: http://www.uwa.edu.au/page/5491

73. Media - UWA Focus On Forestry Law And Policy (24 April) Page Information. This page provides technical and administrative informationregarding media UWA Focus On forestry Law and Policy (24 April). http://www.uwa.edu.au/media/statements/2001/04/uwa_focus_on_forestry_law_and_pol

74. Media Release: Biomass Plant Planned For BC Forestry Community What's New? RELEASE INDEX. Biomass Plant Planned for BC forestry Community.REVELSTOKE, BC, 200212-18 canadian association for renewable energies. http://combustion-net.com/media_centre/2002releases/021218-biomass-plant.htm

SEARCH COMBUSTION_NET Find ANY word Find ALL words Find EXACT phrase HELP What's New? RELEASE INDEX Biomass Plant Planned for BC Forestry Community REVELSTOKE, BC, 2002-12-18 canadian association for renewable energies A 2.8 MW cogeneration plant will be built in Revelstoke, using 70,000 tonne of wood waste a year to provide heat and electricity. A feasibility study was funded by FCM’s Green Funds, and BC Hydro has committed to purchasing the electricity when the plant is built. The facility will produce 10% of winter energy needs and 20% of summer demand. SUBMIT YOUR NEWS RELEASE! Do you have breaking news that would interest the stationary combustion technology community? Let us know! [ SUBMIT ] HOME INFO LINKS CALENDAR ... privacy policy

75. MEDIA RELEASE - Network Of Forestry Watchdogs Tops 200 Email this article to a friend, media RELEASE. New tools empower Canadiansfighting for clean air. TORONTO/VANCOUVERIn a summer of http://www.sierralegal.org/m_archive/2000/pr00_08_22.html

Email this article to a friend MEDIA RELEASE New tools empower Canadians fighting for clean air TORONTO/VANCOUVER -In a summer of activism by Canadians increasingly concerned about the quality of the air they breathe, the launch of a new action guide and website will provide citizens with powerful new tools in the fight against air pollution. cleanair.ca: a citizen's action guide is the first-ever scientific and legal primer on air pollution across Canada. In plain language, chapters identify the major components of air pollution, the environmental and health threats they pose and their major sources. It also identifies the most promising strategies and tools for citizens across Canada to protect and enhance the quality of the air we breathe. "This important book should galvanize Canadians into action by providing us with a wealth of information and concrete ways to take action on air pollution," says Dr. David Suzuki, the scientist and broadcaster. "For those asking themselves 'What can I do?' this book provides answers." The guide is supported by an interactive website

76. MEDIA RELEASE - Network Of Forestry Watchdogs Tops 200 Email this article to a friend, media RELEASE. Network of forestrywatchdogs tops 200. VANCOUVER — A burgeoning network of trained http://www.sierralegal.org/m_archive/2000/pr00_07_02.htm

Email this article to a friend MEDIA RELEASE Network of forestry watchdogs tops 200 The Sierra Club of British Columbia (Coast Mountain Group), hosted the workshop May 26-27. Participants included representatives of the Gitskan and Haisla First Nations, Department of Fisheries and Oceans staff, woodlot licencees, loggers, environmentalists and silviculture contractors as well as other concerned citizens. A representative of the North West Loggers Association also audited part of the weekend session. The workshop offered an overview of forest law in British Columbia, the function of the Ministry of Forests, the law of operational forestry and the role of the Forest Practices Board. Participants formed Forest Watch community groups and were introduced to the swiftly growing Forest Watch network. "There is an ever-growing interest and concern on the part of citizens about how our public forests in British Columbia are managed," said Aran O’Carroll, Project Director for Forest Watch of B.C. "Our organization has been training citizens in how to participate in forestry planning and how to monitor forest practices since 1996. The Terrace workshop was another excellent session that gives citizens the tools they need to promote sustainable forestry." Forest Watch B.C. is part of Sierra Legal Defence Fund, a national non-profit organization that provides free legal services to Canadian environmentalists.

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Home Trade [ Media ] Services Online Forms Site Map S.H.F.I. Journal ... Specialist Reports We are the proud publishers of quality journals and books. Journals with an international reputation for excellence, accuracy, and dependability. Online (electronic) Services . Sharing with our clients the latest and most relevant news affecting the Forest Industry in our region. Southern Hemisphere Forest Industry Journal , a quarterly, subscription only publication providing readers with a Southern Hemisphere view of the forestry world. New Zealand Forestry Journal is published by us on behalf of the Institute of Forestry. This is THE forum for important debate on forestry issues and is THE vehicle for the publication of professional papers on New Zealand forestry. Southern Hemisphere Forest Industry YEAR BOOK gathers valuable data about the industry for the last Year and gives you the best insight into emerging trends. For Books , Business Media Services is an independent publisher of books. Trade and Media Services Ltd Mail: P.O Box 6215

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80. Media Contact ODF Public Affairs Rod Nichols media Fire Information 503-945-7425.Arlene Whalen forestry Assistance, Forest Practices - 503-945-7427. http://www.odf.state.or.us/Portal/media.asp

Salem Headquarters: 2600 State St. Salem, OR 97310 What is "Oregon's Board of Forestry"? Contact Us Media About ODF ... Fire in the Forest What's New? News Releases Hot Topics Upcoming Events Debris Flow Info These Pages Last updated April 07, 2003 News Media Center News Releases Hot Topics Upcoming Events News From the DL Phipps State Forest Nursery General ODF Information Publications: "Thanks for Asking" The Forest Log Forestry Plan for Oregon ("FPFO") Annual Timber Harvest Reports Fire Publications: Industrial Fire Prevention (June 2002) Industrial Fire Prevention (July 2002) Industrial Fire Prevention (September 2002) Other Publications ... Big Trees Program Contact ODF Public Affairs: Arlene Whalen: Forestry Assistance, Forest Practices - 503-945-7427 Jeff Foreman: State Forests - 503-945-7506 Brian Ballou: Senate Bill 360 (Wildland/Urban Interface) - 541-447-5658 Cary Greenwood: Public Affairs Director - 503-945-7420 This page maintained by Cynthia Orlando, Public Affairs About ODF Living in the Forest Working in the Forest Your State Forests ... Northwest Oregon Area NOTE:

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