This summary report provides an overview of assisted tree migration, describes many of the potential opportunities and risks associated with this strategy, and outlines current thinking on responsible implementation of assisted migration of tree species.
Described in a series of ten reports, this material in conjunction with workshops, seminars, and presentations is helping Canadian forest practitioners as they prepare for the future.
This evaluation, under the auspices of the Wildland Fire Management Working Group (WFMWG) of the Canadian Council of Forest Ministers (CCFM) was undertaken to address these rising fire load concerns, and involved a thorough analysis of recent and current fire statistics, a review of the scientific literature on climate change effects on projected future fire […]
Three monitoring scenarios, including approximate costs, have been developed to guide decision-making in developing an ecosystem-based monitoring program. The goal with this scenario approach—Good, Better, Best—is to enhance existing programs while encouraging nation-wide harmonization and development of best practices.
This report summarizes information collected from the National Forest Pest Strategy (NFPS) partners to guide the development of a national Pest Strategy Information System (PSIS). It also describes the prototype PSIS developed from this information, the current status of the system’s development, and the next steps required to complete the PSIS.
