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Sustainable Development e-News


Sustainable Development e-News is a quarterly electronic newsletter for employees and friends of the Forest Service. Comments, suggestions, and questions about Sustainable Development e-News may be directed to Al Abee, Chair, SDIT, at aabee@fs.fed.us.

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IN THIS ISSUE

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  • Special Feature
  • Upcoming
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  • Commentary

    In "Urban Forestry: Closest to the People," Don Outen, Natural Resource Manager in the Department of Environmental Protection and Resource Management, Baltimore County, Maryland, concludes that counties have the greatest influence in stemming the vulnerability of forests to loss from development. But it is the Forest Service that can influence significantly the awareness of urban counties about the strategic use of their forests for multiple environmental programs.  More .  .  .

    Special Feature

    How can county governments and nonprofit agencies help cities benefit more from urban forestry? That question frames the boundaries for regional collaboration, which James R. Geiger, Director of Communications at the Center for Urban Forest Research, Davis, Calif., sees as an important step toward sustaining urban forestry.  More . . .

    Upcoming

    For information on local conferences and workshops in your area, please visit the following sites:

    Minerals and Energy Roundtable: http://www.fs.fed.us/servicefirst/sustained/iemeindex.html
    Range Roundtable: http://sustainablerangelands.cnr.colostate.edu/
    Water Roundtable: http://water.usgs.gov/wicp/acwi/swrr/
    Forest: http://www.sustainableforests.net/
    Montreal Process: http://www.mpci.org/

    International conferences:

    For information on meetings and workshops that will be held through July 2007, go to http://www.conferencealerts.com/sustain.htm

  • Links

    Understanding Key Issues of Sustainable Wood Producation in the Pacific Northwest.
     
             

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