Future
Forests:
Acquiring
Forestland for Sustainable Forest Management
October
27th, 2005
Eureka CA
Presentations:
(Power Points in PDF
format)
Economic
Conditions: Preparing for the Future
John Rogers – ISF
What
is Excellent Forestry?
Eric Holst– Forest Guild
What
is Social License?
Mark Lovelace – Humboldt Watershed Council
Timber Value vs. Development Value Presentation
Eric Goldsmith – Sanctuary Forest
Examples
of well-managed community-owned working forests
Mark Andre – Arcata Community Forest
The
RFFi community ownership concept
David Simpson – Redwood Forest Foundation (Humboldt
Committee)
Financing
Working Forest Acquisitions
Kathy Moxon – Redwood Forest Foundation
Conserving
forests through conservation/investor partnerships
Jim Rinehart – R&A Investment Forestry
The
Garcia Purchase: A working example
Chris Kelly – The Conservation Fund
Background materials on trends impacting the
profitability or viability of Sustainable Forest Management
USDA Forest
Service:
Forests
on the Edge
National
Commission on Science and Sustainable Forestry:
Global Markets
Forum Report
Institute
for Sustainable Forestry:
ISF State of Sustainability Report:
Summary - Full
report -
Power point
California
Department of Forestry and Fire Protection:
The
Changing California: Forest and Range 2003 Assessment
USDA, Forest
Service, Pacific Northwest Research Station.
Silvicultural
options for young-growth Douglas-fir forests: the
Capitol Forest study—establishment and first
results.
Curtis, Robert O.; Marshall, David D.; DeBell, Dean
S., eds. 2004. PNW-GTR-598.
Extended
rotations and culmination age of coast Douglas-fir:
old studies speak to current issues.
Curtis, Robert O. 1995. PNW-RP-485.
Reconsidering
price projections for selected grades of Douglas-fir,
coast hem-fir, inland hem-fir, and ponderosa pine
lumber.
Haynes, Richard W.; Fight, Roger D. 2004. PNW-RP-561.
Economic
Feasibility of Longer Management Regimes in the Douglas-Fir
Region.
Richard Haynes, 2005. PNW-RN-547.
World
Forestry Institute
Conference Proceedings: (these are not free, but
can be purchased on the WFI website)
Who Will Own the Forest? Origins and Implications
of Changing Ownership
Who Will Own the Forest? Globalization and Consolidation
Effects on Forests
International Forestry Perspectives
International Forestry Perspectives 2
