Oakville’s EAB management program receives international recognition
Forestry professionals from Canada, the United States and Europe were provided with a guided tour of Oakville by forestry staff recently to get an up-close look at the town’s highly regarded EAB management program. Part of a five-day International Advanced Practitioner Workshop organized by the University of Toronto, the tour provided a unique opportunity for […]
Forestry Graduates Meet The Prince of Wales as they Begin Prestigious International Exchange Program
Mattawa, Ontario – June 11, 2015 – Yesterday four young forestry graduates from Canada and the United Kingdom – recipients of the inaugural Prince of Wales Forest Leadership Award – attended a meeting with His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales at his official London residence, Clarence House. Recognizing the Award as offering valuable learning […]
The benefit of bark
Prof Ning Yan is currently featured on the NSERC web site! The benefit of bark—-How a natural resource can be good for manufacturing — and the environment. To read the full article go to NSERC’s web site.
MFC Graduate Dana Collins Appointed new Executive Director of Canadian Institute of Forestry (Effective July 1, 2015)
Congratulations to Dana on her recent announcement as the new Executive Director of the Canadian Institute Of Forestry effective July 1, 2015. To read the full announcement click on the link HERE
Invasive Species Centre
Check out this website to learn more about invasive species. The link below will take you to an article by Forestry PhD student Justin Gaudon and his work on the Emerald Ash Borer. Have a look: Emerald Ash Borer
Photo Contest 2015 results
Dear Faculty Members, The FGSA would like to congratulate Margaret Han for winning the 2015 Photo Contest with her photo of a white pine in Mississauga. “I do very much appreciate FGSA for organizingsuch agreat art event for us, and all the efforts FGSA made for it. It was a real pleasure to take part […]
Help Save Century Old Maple Trees
On behalf of Cookstown Century Trees: The petition below will serve to help save the remaining 8 century trees and hold the developer accountable for its actions against nature and Cookstown’s heritage. It is hoped that the remaining trees will be saved, town policies will be changed and larger fines put in place for cutting […]
