2011 Canadian Meeting
November 15 - 16, 2011
Location: Vancouver, British Columbia
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LIFE CYCLE ASSESSMENT AND THE FOREST PRODUCTS INDUSTRY
MILL ENVIRONMENT SESSION
FORESTRY SESSION
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Introduction & Overview of NCASI’s Current Program
Kirsten Vice and Dr. Darren Sleep, NCASI
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Implementation of the Species at Risk Act on Forested Lands [Abstract]
Blair Hammond, Environment Canada (Canadian Wildlife Service)
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Caribou Management in British Columbia: An Overview and Recent Developments [Abstract]
Chris Pasztor, BC Ministry of Environment
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Forage Quality and Quantity in the Canadian Boreal Forest: Evidence of Summer Nutritional Inadequacy for Woodland Caribou? [Abstract]
Dr. John Cook and Dr. Darren Sleep, NCASI
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Long-Term Owl Monitoring across Alberta's Foothills [Abstract]
Chuck Priestley, STRIX Ecological
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Review of the History and Scientific Basis for Species at Risk Listings in Canada: Challenges and Opportunities [Abstract]
Dr. Darren Sleep, NCASI
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Harvesting-induced stream temperature changes and bioenergetic consequences for cutthroat trout [Abstract]
Jason Leach, University of British Columbia
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Re-visiting the Pacific Northwest Alsea Watershed Study 40 Years Later – Effects of Contemporary Forest Management Practices on Water Quality and Fish [Abstract]
Dr. George Ice, NCASI
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Availability of Wood Residue in Canada and its Beneficial Use [Abstract]
Dr. Ilich Lama, NCASI
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Smoke Management Framework and the Modernization of the Open Burning Smoke Control Regulation (OBSCR) [Abstract]
Warren McCormick, BC Ministry of Environment
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Environmental Impacts of Harvest Residue Removal – A Canadian Overview [Abstract]
Dr. Brian Titus, Natural Resources Canada
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Relationships between Intensive Biomass Production and Biodiversity in North American Forests – A Literature Review [Abstract]
Dr. Jake Verschuyl and Dr. Ben Wigley, NCASI