Aboriginal Posters
Criteria and indicator process and Aboriginal communities: Are objectives being met?
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Building common understanding: Dialogue on dedicated protected areas in the Whitefeather Forest, northwestern Ontario.
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Representation of Aboriginal people under the auspices of OMNR's northern boreal initiative and far north planning initiative.
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Flexible stewardship for adaptive management: A map-biography approach to the analysis of spatial knowledge held by Pikangikum senior trappers and elders.
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Well-being effects of Aboriginal land use activities.
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Ethnoecological perspectives of forest renewal following fire disturbance and forestry, Pikangikum First Nation, Ontario.
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A partnership approach to documenting the Whitefeather forest cultural landscape, northwestern Ontario.
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An ethnohistory of forest firefighting in the Whitefeather forest and region: Pikangikum First Nation and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.
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The co-production of knowledge for Keeping the Land: The Whitefeather forest cultural landscape framework.
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Creating a new stage for sustainable forest management through co-management with Aboriginal Peoples in Ontario: The need for constitutional-level enabling.
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Biodiversity Posters
Gastropod distribution following retention harvest.
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Is understory plant diversity driven by resource quantity or resource heterogeneity?
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What structures beetle communities in boreal forest?
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Using spatial patterns of species diversity as tools to promote sustainable forest management: An example with boreal forest moths.
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Viability of epiphytic bryophytes depends on forest structure attributes after partial harvesting.
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The influence of canopy patch mosaics on understory plant community composition and diversity in boreal mixedwood forest.
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Mesostigmatan mite assemblages in the boreal mixedwood forest floors.
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Movements and resource selection of fledgling northern goshawks in southeastern British Columbia.
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Canada's forest future: The role of green tree retention in maintaining canopy and understory moth diversity.
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Effects of timber harvesting near nest sites on the reproductive success of northern goshawks.
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Maintaining spider diversity by emulating natural disturbances.
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Aggregated retention patch size and beetle conservation in the boreal mixed wood forest of Alberta, Canada.
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Responses of cavity-nesting birds to forest management in northeastern Ontario.
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Deadwood habitats important for maintaining saproxylic beetle biodiversity.
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Carbon / Climate Change Posters
Analysis of the Canadian Forest Service carbon budget model's (CBM-CFS3) simulation of black spruce (Picea mariana) stands.
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Effects of simulated climate change on post-disturbance Populus tremuloides - Picea mariana ecosystems in northwestern Quebec.
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Characteristics of wood processing residues in British Columbia for energy production.
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Climate change effects on height growth of trembling aspen and black spruce in British Columbia.
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Is climate change beneficial for the performance of tree species. The case of British Columbia.
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Carbon dynamics of aboveground live vegetation of boreal mixedwoods after wildfire and clearcut logging.
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Carbon pool dynamics across a 45 year old mechanically cut boreal mixedwood chronosequence.
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Sustainable forest management and mitigation of climate change: The importance of material flow accounting data.
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Social, Economic & Policy Posters
Accomplishments of forest certification in Brazil.
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Behind the adoption of forest certification in Brazil.
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Local perceptions on sustainable forest management in three boreal regions.
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Efficacy of forest certification from in Canadian forest industry perceptions.
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Spatial and temporal variations in recreational site choices within Ontario's crown forests.
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Narratives of the future: A case study of the Forest Futures project.
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The evolution of Manitoba's forest policy regime: Emerging areas of forest management.
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Production structure, factor substitution and total factor productivity in the Canadian softwood lumber industry.
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The socio-economic contribution of Canada's forestry sector.
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The relationship between government legislation and certification standards for sustainable forest management in Canada.
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Economic impact analysis of forest market and policy changes in Canada.
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Tenure and the management of non-timber forest products in British Columbia.
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Forest certification in Canada: Potential, prescribed and perceived change.
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Stand Dynamics Posters
Dynamics of mixedwood stands in northwest New Brunswick from 1946 to 2008.
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How best should we manage hybrid poplar plantations? Interactions of site preparation, vegetation control and fertilization.
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Growth and interactions between saplings in dense secondary forest.
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Controls of fine root longevity: Towards global consensus.
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Public attitude about forest pest outbreaks and control options in New Brunswick and Saskatchewan.
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Effects of spruce budworm outbreaks on stand dynamics in balsam fir and red spruce mixedwoods.
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Structural types in black spruce boreal forest in Quebec: Regional specificities and implication in forest management.
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Insect outbreaks and partial cutting in the boreal mixedwoods of Quebec: A comparative study.
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Jack pine and black spruce response to commercial thinning: Stemwood growth, biomass partitioning and growth efficiency.
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Genetic and reproductive pattern of isolated sugar maple populations across Québec, Canada.
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Response of six boreal tree species to stand replacing fire and clearcutting.
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Estimating cumulative defoliation on balsam fir (Abies balsamea L. Mill.) from hemlock looper (Lambina fiscellaria fiscellaria Guen.) and balsam fir sawfly (Neodiprion abietis Harris).
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Temporal and spatial variation in the fire regime of mixedwood boreal forests in the central boreal shield.
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Influence of relative density and composition on growth and understory in boreal mixedwoods.
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Mortality in the Yukon: Post-harvest effects on structural retention.
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Tree survival and establishment in the 10 years after the variable-retention harvests at the EMEND experiment.
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Successional dynamics of central Canadian boreal forests.
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Aspen (Populus tremuloides) population dynamics at the northern edge of the species range in the James Bay region of northern Quebec.
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Changes in nutrient resorption of trembling aspen (Populus tremuloides) with stand development in the boreal forest of central Canada.
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A meta-analysis to reveal productivity and diversity relationship in forest ecosystems.
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Water & Natural Disturbance Management Posters
Using spatial variability produced by wildfires to disperse harvest agglomerations.
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Modelling and mapping flow channels, wet areas and cartographic depth-to-water index: Field validations.
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Ecosystem management: Is it a feasible landscape management policy.
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An interactive cartographic tool to facilitate the exchange and visualization of Canada-wide forestry data.
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Spatial and temporal characteristics of water resources in Shuswap Nation Tribal Council, south-central British Columbia.
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A tactical and operational scale analysis of forest management scenarios for financial and environmental evaluations.
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Using spatial variability produced by wildfires and forest management strategies to measure wood procurement costs.
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High-resolution mapping of forest site conditions pertaining to soil quality and drainage for the Fundy Model Forest in New Brunswick.
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Digital elevation modelling and mapping of upland-wetland zonations and hotspots dealing with readily mobilized carbon nitrogen and mercury in forested areas.
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Soil moisture mapping using LiDAR-DEM derived soil wetness indicators.
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Landscape structure in central Quebec: What should the forest look like?
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KETE Poster
Successful Knowledge Exchange: Integration, Participation, and Communication.
Pour un transfert des connaissances efficace: intégration, participation et communication. |
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