Seminars on forest inventory and monitoring approaches from tree to landscape scale will be presented via video conferencing in Room ESC 4001 on Fridays in November 2016. The series is coordinated by Professor Edward Wilson and will include four seminars presented by experts on tree, stand, forest, and landscape scale topics such as Cumbria's Top 50 Trees project, continuous cover forestry methodology, ancient pinewood restoration in Scotland, and forest monitoring in Europe.

1. Seminars will be presented by video conferencing in Room ESC 4001
All are welcome to attend
Master of Forest Conservation (MFC) Program
FOR 1412H: Natural Resource Management I (Module III Forest Inventory)
International Seminar Series in Forest Conservation
Inventory and Monitoring Approaches in Forest Conservation:
from Tree to Landscape Scale
Series Coordinator: Prof Edward Wilson FRSB
ted.wilson@utoronto.ca
10 – 11 AM, Fridays, November 2016
Seminar 1: Tree Scale
10 AM Friday 4 November 2016
Cumbria’s Top 50 Trees: the 360° toolkit tree recording method
Iris Glimmerveen MSc
Project Coordinator, Cumbria’s Top 50 Trees Project
Director, Woodland Inspirations, Cumbria, England
Seminar 2: Stand Scale
10 AM Friday 11 November 2016
Continuous Cover Forestry: the AFI inventory methodology and network of
research stands
Philippe Morgan FICFor
President, Pro Silva Europe; Vice-President, Association Futaie Irrégulière (AFI)
Director, SelectFor, Aberystwyth, Wales
Seminar 3: Forest Scale
10 AM Friday 18 November 2016
Ancient pinewood restoration at Loch Arkaig, Scotland: combining timber
and conservation inventory and monitoring approaches in forest planning
Peter Lowe MICFor
Senior Ancient Woodland Restoration Project Manager, Woodland Trust, Scotland
Seminar 4: Landscape Scale
10 AM Friday 25 November 2016
Monitoring the state of forests and its importance in Europe (and beyond)
Tanja Sanders PhD
Research Scientist
Thünen Institute of Forest Ecosystems, Eberswalde, Germany