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    • Who owns Canada's forest?

      Most of Canada’s forest (a little less than 90%) is owned and managed on behalf of Canadians by provincial and territorial governments as public land, just under 2% is federally controlled, 2% is owned by Indigenous Peoples, and the remaining 6% is under private ownership.


    • What does the Canadian Forest Service do?

      Engagement with regional partners and clients also ensures that the Canadian Forest Service is producing research products, including forest adaptation tools and indicators, which are relevant and useful to end-users. Additional detail about the program is found in section 6.1.1 below.


    • Is Canada a good country for forest management?

      As demonstrated above, Canada has world-renowned science in areas of forest monitoring, carbon accounting, and in the development of new forest products and applications. Canada is also a policy leader in sustainable forest management through cooperation and multistakeholder engagement.


    • What are Canada's forest-related actions?

      Additional forest-related actions are described below. recent National Integrated Assessment (2016) shows that Canada’s forest communities, industry, and ecosystems could face significant negative impacts, even in the short-term (before 2040), from increased disturbances such as wildland fires, drought, floods, and pests.


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      various provincial Forestry Associations across the country and their umbrella, the Canadian Forestry Association. These Associations serve both people and forests in public forestry education programs by providing for the exchange of views between forest users, forest owners and forest managers.


    • [PDF File]Canada’s Forest-related Contributions to Sustainable Development

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      research and approaches being undertaken by Canadian governments and stakeholders in support of sustainable development, noting their simultaneous support to the United Nations’ Global Forest Goals.


    • [PDF File]Canadian Federation of Professional Foresters Associations - OPFA

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      Introduction The Canadian Federation of Professional Foresters Associations (CFPFA) is a national organization founded in 1982 to act as an advocate for matters identified by its member agencies as having national importance or consequence for forest practitioners. The member agencies are the professional


    • [PDF File]Forest Capital of Canada - Celebrating Forest Communities

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      The Canadian Forestry Association, now 108 years old, is dedicated to the wise use and conservation of Canada's forest, water and wildlife resources through enhanced public awareness and education. The Canada's Forests teaching kit series provides educators with the tools to help young people better understand the


    • [PDF File]A Final Evaluation of the National Forest Strategy

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      CFA Canadian Forestry Association CFAB Canadian Forestry Accreditation Board CFI Canada Foundation for Innovation CFS Canadian Forest Service CFWO Canadian Federation of Woodlot Owners CGFA Corporation de Gestion de la Forêt de l’Aigle C&I Criteria and Indicators CIDA Canadian International Development Agency


    • [PDF File]CFA TEACHING KIT SERIES - CIF-IFC

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      CFA TEACHING KIT SERIES Volume 6: Water Canada’s Forests: Our Natural Water Filter [Fall 2004 ] Volume 5 : Species atRisk Canada’s Forests:A Fine Balance Volume 4 : ForestSustainability Canada’s Forests:Source of Life También disponible en el español Volume 3 : Biodiversity Canada’s Forests:All Things Big and Small 2 : Climate Change


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