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The Ministry of Forests and Range of British Columbia provided direct sponsorship ofthe Institute’s national electronic lecture series during 2008–2009.Ontario Professional Foresters Association (OPFA)The Ontario Professional Foresters Association provided direct sponsorship for theCIF/IFC’s national electronic lecture series in 2008–2009, and has committed to do soagain in 2009–2010. The Association also provided opportunities for the Institute topromote itself at their annual conference in Sudbury in April 2008.College of Alberta Professional Foresters (CAPF)The College of Alberta Professional Foresters provided direct sponsorship of theInstitute’s national electronic lecture series in 2008–2009 and also provided generoussupport to CIF/IFC national for the opportunity to be featured to CAPF members in aspeaking tour of several Alberta municipalities in winter 2009.Association of BC Forest Professionals (ABCFP)The Association of BC Forest Professionals continued to offer the Institute manypromotional opportunities in 2008–2009, including a CIF/IFC presentation at their annualgeneral meeting in Prince George during spring 2008. The ABCFP consistentlycontributes high-quality articles to The Forestry Chronicle.InternshipsThe Institute continued to be successful in obtaining external funding for internshipsduring 2008–2009. This included:• 100% funding – Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources → Species at RiskInternship: Matt Meade• 90% funding – FedNor → Forest Program Recruitment Internship: Wanda Leung• 90% funding – Heritage Fund Corporation → Forest Research IntegrationInternship (half of this position is shared with the Forestry Research Partnership):Mathieu Belanger• 50% funding – Natural Resources Canada → Communications and ExtensionInternship (half of remaining 50% is shared with the Forestry ResearchPartnership; the Institute receives half of the intern’s time while financing 25% ofthe salary): Michelle NadeauCIF/IFC internships continued to be filled in 2009–2010 through well advertised jobcompetitions including email blasts to all CIF/IFC student members across Canada. In allcases, student members or new active members were given preference for interviews, andmembership was taken into consideration during the final selection process. All internscurrently employed by the Institute are members. Externally funded youth internships are- 84 -
now a well established and essential human resources value for the Institute and itspartners (i.e. the CEC and the FRP). In most cases, reporting to the internship fundingagencies is straight-forward. Attention to detail and deadlines in the reporting processensures continued access to the programs. Internship funding provided over $80,000 tothe Institute between July 2008 and June 2009. As with all CIF/IFC internships, thesuccess of the individual with respect to acquiring experience and knowledge, potentialcareer paths, and in developing a network of forestry colleagues and friends, remain themost important desired outcomes.- 85 -
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Appendix BTable of Forestry Chronic
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Page 54 and 55: Algonquin SectionMembership 2008/09
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