101. Edinburgh Centre For Tropical Forests Association of 5 organisations promoting sustainable development and forestry through coordinating research. http://mwnta.nmw.ac.uk/ectf/

Edinburgh Centre for Tropical Forests ...a world class association supporting the sustainable management of forests and their contribution to society throughout the world. click image to enter Pentlands Science Park, Bush Loan, Penicuik, nr Edinburgh EH26 0PH Telephone: 0131-440 0400 Fax: 0131-440 4141 Email: mail@ectf-ed.org.uk

102. Introduction To Sustainable Forestry I traveled to Reading, PA to meet up with Ken Manno from the sustainable forestry Initiative of PA and Dave Henry from the Pennsylvania Game Commission. http://www.greenworks.tv/rough_terrain/sustainableforests/

Get our Free E-mail Updates I must admit a part of me was skeptical about writing a story on timber harvesting. After all, trees are vital to our life here on Earth so why should we be cutting them down. Through photosynthesis trees filter carbon dioxide and other pollutants which increases oxygen for us to breathe. When managed properly, trees also provide clean water and a healthy wildlife habitat. Prior to my trip to Reading, my impression of cutting trees was definitely not a positive one. My father-in-law, who owns property in Pennsylvania, sold rights to a disreputable harvester who scarred the land with his negligent actions. Trucks drove across the stream meandering through the front of the property leaving massive ruts in the streambank that also extended across the meadow and into the forest. I remember following this path littered with debris and junk food trash about a hundred yards into the forest wondering if this is what timber harvesting was all about. I was devastated at the site of the massive cut that occurred on this beautiful land. At that point, I knew there was no way that I would ever support such endeavors. However leery I was though, I decided getting educated on the issue of managing our forests was the only way to look at timber harvesting objectively. After all, as an American I know we are the biggest consumers in the world and we also generate the most waste. I began to feel hypocritical about the notion of protecting our forests from any harvesting upon learning that we get over

103. Manitoba Model Forest Inc Manitoba's information source for new and innovative approaches to sustainable forestry practices in the boreal forest. http://www.manitobamodelforest.net/

Manitoba Model Forest Inc. P.O. Box 6500, Pine Falls, Manitoba Canada R0E 1M0 Tel: 204-367-5232 Fax: 204-367-8897 e-mail updated: 29 May 2004 Manitoba's leading information source for new and innovative approaches to sustainable forestry practices in the boreal forest. Shadows of the Forest: Managing Woodland Caribou tells the story of Manitoba's Woodland Caribou and the work being done to understand and protect their habitat. This 25 minute video introduces you to the woodland caribou, a threatened species in Manitoba. In addition to discussing some of the factors that make it a species at risk, the video documents research activities, including state-of-the-art tracking and computer mapping being undertaken by the Eastern Region Woodland Caribou Advisory Committee. Copies of the Shadows of the Forest are now available in DVD format through the Manitoba Model Forest. Cost: $20 Cdn ( $ 15 US ) each. All payments should be made payable to : Manitoba Model Forest To obtain a copy contact the Manitoba Model Forest. P.O. Box 6500, Pine Falls, Manitoba. Canada. R0E 1M0 Tel: 204-367-5232 New Reports **NEW** Climate Change Workshop Series - Seymourville, Manitoba December 2003.

104. Sustainable Forestry Membership Page For Members ltEdit Your Site Information ltEmail Ring Manager . The sustainable forestry Community Web Ring. Welcome to the sustainable http://www.harwoodfoundation.org/ring/home.htm

For Members The Sustainable Forestry Community Web Ring Welcome to the Sustainable Forestry Community Web Ring home page, a service of the Harwood Foundation for Sustainable Forestry. The goal of this ring is to bring all the actors in sustainable forestry scattered throughout the globe together under one umbrella. The goal will be met if the ring permits sustainable forestry adherents to become aware of all the players involved in this endeavor, to keep abreast of who is doing what, to promote the expansion of sustainable forestry practices, and to encourage information exchange among them. The Web Ring Control Panel, shown below, is located on the home page of every organization in the Sustainable Forestry Community Web Ring. The panel allows users to navigate easily between Web sites that are directly involved in promoting sustainable forestry. You can move through web ring pages sequentially, or view lists of pages using the 'Next Five,' 'Previous Five,' 'Random,' and 'Index' buttons. By following the links through the web ring, you will find information from around the world on organizations actively involved with sustainable forestry policies, practices, and products as defined by the Forest Stewardship Council. Member of the Sustainable Forestry Community Web Ring Next 5 Previous 5 Next ... Site Index Please Note: This is a functioning control panel. Try it now to see other Sustainable Forestry Community Web Ring member pages.

105. Vermont Furniture From Beeken Parsons Bruce Beeken and Jeff Parsons Vermont furniture celebrates wood. From the forest to their workshop to the rooms in your home, the story of each tree is found in their commitment to sustainable forestry, use of native character woods, dedication to craftsmanship and thoughtful design. http://www.beekenparsons.com/

Vermont Furniture created by Bruce Beeken and Jeff Parsons celebrates wood. From the forest to their workshop to the rooms in your home, the story of each tree is found in their commitment to sustainable forestry, use of native character woods, dedication to craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Wander through the site and find out more about Vermont Forest Furniture.

106. Menominee Indian Tribe Of Wisconsin Home Page Official homepage of the Wisonsin tribe, with information on culture, history, sustainable forestry, and government. http://www.menominee.nsn.us/

Tribal Government Law Enforcement Social Services Education ... Menominee Clans Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin P.O. Box 910 Keshena, WI 54135 Website Feedback

107. American Forest Foundation - Sustainable Forestry This is the cornerstone of sustainable forestry and, accordingly, makes up the four sides of our widelyrecognized Tree Farm sign Wood, Water, Wildlife, and http://www.affoundation.org/sustainableforestry/index.shtml

108. Foris WebView Promoting sustainable wood energy systems globally. Site has information on fuels derived from forest products and issues associated with forest energy. http://www.fao.org/forestry/FOP/FOPW/ENERGY/energy-e.stm

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109. Sustainable Agriculture & Forestry HOME sustainable Agriculture forestry. sustainable Agriculture forestry. Sustainability research and education efforts at Clemson http://www.clemson.edu/scg/sustaf/

Public Service Research Extension Regulatory Services ... il Sustainability research and education efforts at Clemson University span all areas of agriculture and forestry. Sustainable agriculture must be ecologically sound, economically viable, and socially responsible. In addition, there are specific considerations for fruits and vegetables to receive "organically grown" certification.. Sustainable forestry refers to an overall commitment to environmental conservation that integrates the production of trees for useful products with reforestation and conservation of soil, air, and water quality, wildlife and fish habitat, and aesthetics. Work in both agriculture and forestry is being carried out at various locations across South Carolina. A demonstration plot at the Calhoun Field Laboratory has been developed to test various niche crops , including organic produce, cut flowers, and medicinal herbs. A farmer’s market was established on the main campus to sell the fresh fruits, vegetables, herbs, and cut flowers. Future plans include adding free-range chickens to produce drug-free broilers and laying hens.

110. Rural Action Sustainable Forestry Program VISTA. sustainable forestry Program. Attendees at 2003 Landowners Conference. Resources and Services offered through the sustainable forestry Program http://www.ruralaction.org/forestry.html

Rural Action Forestry P.O. Box 21 87 1/2 High St. Glouster , OH 45732 phone: 740-767-2090 FAX: 740-767-2874 E-mail Sustainable Forestry: forestry@ruralaction.org Rural Action Home Forestry Home About Sustainable Forestry Invasive Exotic Plants Call Before You Cut Landowners Conference ... Links FORESTRY STAFF Scott Bagley, Program Coordinator Chip Carroll, Cynthia Brunty, Forestry Administrative Specialist Shana Byrd, Dave Schatz, Outreach Forester Andrew Bashaw, VISTA Leader Special Projects Coordinator Caitlin Cusack VISTA Rachel Orwan, VISTA Elise George, VISTA Linda Hirst, VISTA Sustainable Forestry Program Attendees at 2003 Landowners Conference Rural Action is a membership-based organization that works with communities in Appalachian Ohio to find enduring solutions to social, economic, and ecological problems in the region. We take a comprehensive, integrated approach to rural community development that creates economic opportunities, conserves and restores the environment, and strengthens communities. Since 1997, our Forestry Program has been working with private landowners, government agencies, and other non-profit organizations, to implement sustainable forestry projects through innovative strategies that provide a transition toward sustainable utilization and marketing of forest resources. As one of the thirteen implementing partners in the Ford Foundation's Community-Based Forestry Demonstration Program, we are seeking workable solutions that build on the significant assets of the region.

111. CAE Working Paper #2: Sustainable Development sustainable Development, sustainable Yield forestry, and the Meaning of Life by Jordan S. Tanz. Sustained Yield forestry and sustainable Development. http://www.ethics.ubc.ca/papers/susdev.html

A Working Paper Published by The Centre for Applied Ethics, University of British Columbia Editor: Chris J. MacDonald Series Editors: Michael McDonald Peter Danielson This document can be found at: http://www.ethics.ubc.ca/papers/susdev.html KEYWORDS: sustainable development, environmental ethics, forestry, resources CONTENTS Introduction Contributors Sustainability of Forests: An Attempt at a Biological Interpretation by Professor Dr. Peter Schutt Sustainable Development, Sustainable Yield Forestry, and the Meaning of Life by Jordan S. Tanz The Postmodern Forest: Images Differing by Dr. Steven Taubeneck Sustainable Development: What Do We Owe to Future Generations? by Dr. Thomas Hurka INTRODUCTION The conference was organized around the idea that sustainable development and competition are in some sense competing visions of our global future. Nowhere is this potential conflict more salient than in the forestry industry. Canada, and B.C. in par ticular, shares with Germany a concern for the fate of forests and for the industries based on forest resources. This conference sought to bring together academics from both Canadian and German universities to explore the ethical challenges associated with these competing visions. Those attending the conference had the opportunity to hear talks from a wide variety of specialties, ranging from botany to cultural studies to philosophy. Of the talks given, four were developed into papers to be included in this publication. Special thanks go to Dr. Schutt for making his speaking notes available for this purpose.

112. Sustainable Forestry Fund NATIVE AMERICAN forestry AND THE sustainable forestry FUND. The 1987 World Commission on Environment and Development defined sustainability http://www.firstnations.org/narc/iniatives/Forestry/Forestry/Sustainable Forestr

NATIVE AMERICAN FORESTRY AND THE SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY FUND The 1987 World Commission on Environment and Development defined sustainability as the ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Others have further refined this so that sustainable development is defined by the integration of economic, sociopolitical and ecological values. Applying these concepts to forest resources, sustainable forestry involves managing forests in a way that provides for our current needs while ensuring that the needs of future generations will be met. Sustainable forestry encompasses the material and non-material components of the forest, taking into account the spiritual and cultural values connected to the land with an overall goal of establishing and maintaining a healthy forest while producing quality wood and non-wood products. For more information on the Sustainable Forestry Fund please see our Grant Proposal Guidelines and Project Descriptions

113. ConservationEconomy.net Pattern Browser Iisaak forests practicing sustainable forestry in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia. Image by Cindy Hazenboom. sustainable forestry. http://www.conservationeconomy.net/content.cfm?PatternID=25

114. CIFOR Home Page areas in which women and men have access to forest resources in the effort to improve livelihoods of poor people and sustainable forestry management locally http://www.cifor.cgiar.org/

Section: Home CIFOR Home Page Printer-Friendly Search search in: document.write('') CIFOR document.write('') Info Finder advanced search search publications The Info Finder is a global link to research on agriculture, hunger, poverty and the environment that searches the web sites of the Future Harvest Centers', CGIAR and FAO Find out about... Find out more about topics in forestry and what CIFOR is doing about them Other sites of interest see previous highlights 'Men in a dress?' gender, equity and forests Giving women forest dwellers equal rights in community forestry is not easy, especially when local culture can be very different to what outsiders might expect. more Workshop on Remote sensing and forest governance in Indonesia: Increasing transparency and accountability Bogor, Indonesia - June 21-22, 2004 Achieving sustainable forest management in Indonesia will depend on increased transparency and accountability in the forestry sector. Remote sensing can provide timely and cost effective information on the stocks and use of forest resources. A workshop organized by the University of Miami and CIFOR will bring together scientists and representatives of civil society and governments to discuss recent technological advances and their potential for application in Indonesia. more Letter to the editor sets the record straight on article about DNA and illegal logging

115. NSF-ISR : Sustainable Forestry Initiative sustainable forestry Initiative. NSFISR places a high priority on auditing to the sustainable forestry Initiative (SFI) standard. http://www.nsf.org/NSF-ISR/management_systems_registration/sfi.asp

@import "/style.css"; @import "/nsf-isr/nsfisr_style.css"; Home Business Consumer International ... NSF-ISR Services Management Systems Registration and Services Quality Management Automotive Environment Forestry ... Food Safety Standards AS9100 - Aerospace HACCP 9000 and HACCP ISO 14001 ISO 9001 ... Sustainable Forestry Initiative Audits Baseline Audits Combined Audits Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems (OHSMS) Audits Home ... Management Systems Registration Sustainable Forestry Initiative With over a half century of certification experience, NSF-ISR can provide the highly credible verification your Sustainable Forestry Initiative needs, while maintaining a cooperative, value-added process. NSF-ISR, a global leader in management systems registrations, has expanded its environmental services to provide Sustainable Forestry Initiative verification and ISO 14001 certification to the forest and paper industry. NSF-ISR offers a number of advantages to forest and paper companies seeking verification: Through the use of integrated EMS and SFI audits, we offer a "one stop shop" for all of your forest and environmental management verification needs.

116. Sustainable Forestry sustainable forestry in Russia. Forest Bulletin. Other Forest Club periodicals. Forest Club Hot spots. sustainable forestry in Russia. What is sustainable forestry? http://www.forest.ru/eng/sustainable_forestry/

Forest.RU Family All About Russian Forests The Oaks of Europe Krasnoyarsk Center for Forest Protection All about Russian forests ... Forest Club Hot spots Sustainable forestry in Russia What is sustainable forestry? (international experience and criteria) Foreign models of sustainable forestry implementing in Russia - the case studies How we see sustainable forestry in Russia? Priorities of Investment Support when Reforming the Forest Management and Forest Use Systems in Russia: A View of Non-governmental Organizations What problems we suppose for introducing sustainable forestry in Russia? Forest certification - the tool for sustainable forestry? Case studies: Sustainable forestry in Russia - looking for positive examples Back to top of this page Back to Homepage Mail us!

117. Bioenergy From Sustainable Forestry|KLUWER Academic Publishers Books » Bioenergy from sustainable forestry. Bioenergy from sustainable forestry Guiding Principles and Practice. Add to cart. edited http://www.wkap.nl/prod/b/1-4020-0676-4

Title Authors Affiliation ISBN ISSN advanced search search tips Books Bioenergy from Sustainable Forestry Bioenergy from Sustainable Forestry Guiding Principles and Practice Add to cart edited by J. Richardson IEA Bioenergy Task 31, Ottawa, ON, Canada P. Hakkila A.T. Lowe NZ Forest Research Institute Ltd., Rotorua, New Zealand C.T. Smith Book Series: FORESTRY SCIENCES Volume 71 Bioenergy from Sustainable Forestry synthesizes information needed to design or implement sustainable forest management systems for production of biomass for energy in conjunction with other forest products. It is organized around the criteria for sustainable forest management: productivity, environment, social issues, economics, and legal and institutional framework. More than 25 international experts from 10 countries have brought together available ecological, physical, operational, social and economic information and identified gaps in knowledge related to biomass production and harvesting systems. This is the first time that such comprehensive information has been brought together under one cover, using an integrated, holistic approach. Guiding principles and state of the art knowledge are emphasized. The book will enable forest resource managers and planners to evaluate the ability of specific forest regions to sustainably meet bioenergy production demands. Contents Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht

118. Moving Toward Sustainable Forestry: Strategies For Forest Landowners Moving Toward sustainable forestry Strategies for Forest Landowners. sustainable forestry What Does This Mean For You? What Is sustainable forestry? http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/forestry/420-144/420-144.html

Moving Toward Sustainable Forestry: Strategies for Forest Landowners Authors: James T. Walters, former Extension Associate, Department of Forestry, College of Natural Resources, Virginia Tech and James E. Johnson, Associate Dean of Outreach, College of Natural Resources, Virginia Tech. Publication Number: 420-144, posted March 2000 Table of Contents Sustainable Forestry - What Does This Mean For You? What Is Sustainable Forestry? Why Practice Sustainable Forestry? The Foundation Of Sustainable Forest Management How This Handbook Is Organized Chapter 1: Your Role In Sustainable Forest Management Strategy #1: Determine Your Ownership Objectives Strategy #2: Develop A Management Plan For Your Property Strategy #3: Seek Professional Advice When Necessary Strategy #4: Maintain Good Legal Contracts Chapter 2: Forest Management And Water Quality Strategy #1: Minimize Soil Erosion From Your Forest Strategy #2: Prevent Runoff Of Chemicals From Your Forest Strategy #3: Avoid Changing Water Temperature Strategy #4: Protect Sensitive Wetland Areas Chapter 3: Maintaining And Enhancing Tree Growth Strategy #1: Maintain And Enhance The Productivity Of The Site Strategy #2: Maintain And Improve The Productivity Of Your Current Stand Of Timber Strategy #3: Establish Productive Stands Of New Timber Chapter 4: Protecting Special And Unique Areas Strategy #1: Identify Special And Unique Areas Strategy #2: Manage The Impact Of Forest Management Activities On Special And Unique Areas Chapter 5: Provide Wildlife Habitat Strategy #1: Understand The Wildlife Species You Want To Manage

119. Sustainable Forestry: A Guide For Virginia Forest Landowners sustainable forestry A Guide for Virginia Forest Landowners. Authors Return to Table of Contents. WHAT IS sustainable forestry? Virginia s http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/forestry/420-139/420-139.html

Sustainable Forestry: A Guide for Virginia Forest Landowners Authors: Dylan H. Jenkins, Extension Associate, Department of Forestry; and James E. Johnson, Professor, Department of Forestry; Virginia Tech Publication Number 420-139, Revised April 2003 Table of Contents Dear Forest Landowner What is Sustainable Forestry? Pine or Hardwood? Forest Health ... Sponsors Dear Forest Landowner, As a private forest landowner, you are a vital link in the sustainability of Virginia's forest resources. Your land provides many benefits to all Virginians including wood products, wildlife habitat, clean air and water, and recreation opportunities. Because forest landowners like you own and control three-quarters of the state's forest land, the decisions you make regarding your forest today will impact the quality of Virginia's forests for many years. The purpose of this publication is to provide you with some basic information on forest management and specifics on how timber harvesting should be conducted to ensure the sustainability of your forest resources. This guide is designed to help you make informed, knowledgeable decisions about managing your forests and will also help you understand the importance of timber harvest planning and how to work with professional foresters and natural resource management agencies. The information contained in this publication regarding taxation and environmental regulations is accurate but should not be construed to be official government interpretation. Regulations and laws are constantly evolving, so you are encouraged to always obtain professional forestry assistance before making your final management decisions.

120. Sustainable Forest Management Network: Home Page Established in 1995, the sustainable Forest Management Network (SFM Our interdisciplinary, universitybased forestry research program fosters collaboration and http://sfm-1.biology.ualberta.ca/english/home/

You are here: Home Search General enquiries: el2@ualberta.ca Web site feedback: sfmnweb@ualberta.ca On this page: Quick links New! Our Top 10 research publications last month Established in 1995, the Sustainable Forest Management Network (SFM Network; SFMN) is an incorporated, non-profit Canadian research Network of Centres of Excellence (NCE) We support interdisciplinary, university-based research conducted by teams that include pre-eminent Canadian researchers university students and other Highly Qualified Personnel (HQP); our government, industry, Aboriginal, and non-governmental organization (NGO) partners ; and other agencies in Canada, and abroad. More about us... QUICK LINKS Can't find something? Have comments or suggestions? Please contact me by email ( sfmnweb@ualberta.ca ), or by phone (780-492-9060). I'd love to hear from you! About us Board of Directors Call For Proposals (CFP) Canadian forestry links ... By Participating SFM Network Partners and Affiliates By Project code Summaries of all projects HTML (Web page) PDF. 155KB.

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