The CIF's RMS members have taken on many roles in Alberta forestry, including: developing forest land use policy, directing the silviculture or reclamation of disturbed forest stands, finding ways to reduce risks of fire or insects, modelling development of stands and landscapes over time, contributing to the education of new forest managers or conducting research on forest ecology, fire, insects, or management of forests.
The CIF RMS often hosts technical sessions for its member and other interested parties. The intent of the sessions is to offer insights and perspectives on current issues related to forests and their management.
"Flash forward exactly one year.
There are 38 active wildfires burning in the wildfire protection area of Alberta. Twenty-five of those fires are carryovers from 2023. None of the fires are classified as out of control. "🌲
https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/mobile/much-needed-rain-falling-in-parts-of-dry-alberta-but-warm-windy-conditions-in-the-forecast-1.6877539
#wildfire #forests #ABforests
March 9, 2024
NAIT/ U of A student chili cook-off
June 13, 2024
Tech Session/ Tour – Urban Forestry
April 4, 2024
Tech Session/ AGM: Forestry Research & Innovation Highlights
