Canadian Forest Management Group Achievement
Recognition of outstanding achievement by teams and groups of natural resource managers, researchers and NGO groups in the field of forest resource related activities in Canada. Forest management today is a complex, multidisciplinary field. Teams comprised of professionals and/or stakeholders are making significant advances in the area of forest management by bringing together in a synergistic manner, expertise ranging from science through to public involvement and education. The achievement of such groups cannot be attributed to any one person so the award will recognize the group as a whole and its contribution to Canadian Forest Management. This award has the objective of encouraging excellence in group contribution to Canadian forest management.
Year | Recipient |
2022 | Petawawa Research Forest (Elizabeth Cobb, Melissa Vekeman, Heidi Erdle, and Kyle Harbin) |
2021 | fRI Research – Grizzly Bear Program |
2020 | N/A |
2019 | The Research Program – Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural Resource Operations and Rural Development, Government of British Columbia |
2018 | Strategic Natural Resource Consultants |
2017 | Forest Watershed Research Center, University of New Brunswick |
2016 | (2 Recipients) University of British Columbia Faculty of Forestry and CN Rail |
2015 | FPInnovations |
2014 | University of Toronto Faculty of Forestry |
2013 | Tree Canada |
2012 | Algonquin Forestry Authority |
2011 | Canadian Wood Fibre Centre |
2010 | Foothills Research Institute |
2009 | Sustainable Forest Management Network |
2008 | Millar Western Forest Products |
2007 | SOPRON Foresters |
2006 | Nippissing Forest Resource Management |
2005 | Saskatchewan Environment – Forest Service |
2001 | La Semaine des Sciences Forestières |
2000 | The Pine Martin Working Group of the Western Newfoundland Model Forest |
1999 | Core Writing Team: Silvicultural Guide for the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Conifer Forest in Ontario: Fred Pinto, Andrée Morneault, Brian Batchelor, Alan Corlett, Brian Naylor, Murray Woods, and King Wright |
1998 | Scouts Canada |