This Declaration sets the stage for the next wave of action by forest-sector stakeholders across government, industry, academia and research organizations. It serves as a mechanism through which partners can build on one another’s strengths for the challenges and opportunities of the future.
The goal of this document is to equip members of the forest sector with a suite of tools and state-of-the-art information to enable them to make better decisions about the need for adaptation and the types of measures that may be most beneficial.
This infographic provides a 30-year timeline of milestones of the CCFM.
This pest risk analysis (PRA) pertains to Manitoba and northern Ontario. It was requested because of the potential long-distance spread of emerald ash borer into the PRA area by people moving infested materials from infested parts of Ontario, Quebec and the United States, and the potential impacts the emerald ash borer could have on the […]
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has long completed pest risk analyses (PRAs) to prevent the introduction and spread of plant pests of quarantine concern to Canada; mostly resulting from non-native pests. The NFPS PRA framework was developed to address the broader range of pests – alien, naturalized and native – and resource values at risk, […]
As a key pathway to enable the ongoing transformation of the Canadian forest industry, this Council identified innovation as a priority area for action in 2013-2014. This white paper, consisting of lessons learned from other countries and other industrial sectors, was designed to complement the 2015 Compendium of Current Forest Sector Innovation Initiatives, with a […]
