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Partnerships and SponsorshipsAppendix KDetailed Description of our Partners and AffiliatesBrief Description of RelationshipThe Institute continued to experience generous support and much success through anumber of existing and new partnerships and sponsorships during 2008–2009, despite thegeneral state of the economy and the world-wide recession. These partnerships andsponsorships provided increased value to the membership, kept Institute programssustainable and diversified revenue.The Forestry Research PartnershipThe Forestry Research Partnership (FRP) based at the Canadian Ecology Centre formallybecame a partner of the Institute in the delivery of extension and knowledge exchange forits significant array of forest science and research projects. In an effort to pool resources,build capacity and bring FRP science to a wider audience, the Partnership and theInstitute implemented an agreement in spring 2009 to work together on extension andknowledge transfer. The Partnership and the Institute had shared several internshipsbeginning in late 2007–2008, and will now look to additional human resourcescooperation. FRP project results will be made available directly to its partners andaffiliates and to CIF/IFC members through e-lectures, the FRP e-newsletter, workshops,seminars, tours, and other products and events, all delivered collectively by the twoorganizations. Most of these activities will be undertaken in collaboration with localCIF/IFC Sections wherever possible. The new partnership will enhance and growextension and knowledge transfer efforts for both organizations. The arrangement willbenefit all members and bring direct value through the dissemination of qualityinformation and sound forest science to the CIF/IFC membership, as well as helpful anddiversified funding revenue.The FRP was featured in a theme issue of The Forestry Chronicle (September/October2008) and also contributed significant content to the November/December 2008 issuefocusing on LiDAR use in natural resource inventories. An additional 500 copies of theSeptember/October 2008 Chronicle were printed as a result of direct FRP funding. Theseissues were provided to students and faculty free of charge at universities and collegeswith forestry programs across Ontario.Canadian SilvicultureCanadian Silviculture discontinued the free provision of their quarterly magazine to allCIF/IFC members in spring 2009, as a result of economic pressures. A new electroniconlyversion of the renamed international magazine “Silviculture” is now available tomembers at $20 annually, payable directly to the publisher. The original Canadian- 82 -
Silviculture magazine was considered to be a practical and high quality magazine and apositive addition to membership value during the past three years.The Canadian Wood Fibre CentreThe Canadian Wood Fibre Centre continued to provide much in-kind and monetarysupport to various CIF/IFC projects, particularly the national electronic lecture series.Many Canadian Forest Service scientists and researchers from across Canada have beenregular speakers in the Institute’s National Electronic Lecture Series. In 2008, theCanadian Wood Fibre Centre was again featured in a popular and well-subscribed themedlecture series focusing on their efforts to improve the optimize the value chain inCanada’s wood fibre production and use.The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR)The Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR) continued to provide directmonetary sponsorship of the National Electronic Lecture Series. A number of OMNRscientists have been featured as electronic lecture series speakers as well. The SustainableForest Management (SFM) NetworkThe Sustainable Forest Management NetworkThe Sustainable Forest Management Network continued to provide sponsorship toward anumber of Institute projects. The Network partnered with the Institute to deliver a seriesof three lectures, including one in French during the fall of 2008. SFM Network productsand outputs continue to be featured regularly in the Forestry Chronicle and in theInstitute’s e-newsletters. The Network is a major sponsor of the 101 st AGM andconference in Nanaimo.Forum for Research and Extension in Natural Resources (FORREX)British Columbia’s FORREX partnered with the Institute to deliver three electroniclecture series during 2008–2009. These lectures featured scientists and researchersaffiliated with FORREX and had a distinctly western Canadian theme. The three seriesfocused on forest watershed management, forest management dynamics, and forest socialsciences. All electronic lectures in the series were well subscribed in British Columbiaand from sites across Canada as well. FORREX also provided generous support toCIF/IFC national to attend their business meeting and visioning session in Vancouver infall 2008.Alberta Sustainable Resource DevelopmentAlberta Sustainable Resource Development provided direct sponsorship and support ofthe Institute’s national electronic lecture series during 2008–2009.British Columbia Ministry of Forests and Range- 83 -
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Page 54 and 55: Algonquin SectionMembership 2008/09
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