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New Brunswick Forest Collaborative
Economic, Social, and Environmental Benefits from Natural Resources
Hugh John Flemming Forestry Centre, KC Irving Theatre Fredericton, New Brunswick
June 2, 2011
Purpose:
- Learn different approaches and models to value/assess/measure natural resources;
- Learn how different regions have applied different approaches and models to policy decisions and management;
- Learn the different approaches used by different stakeholders in New Brunswick and what information is and is not considered, collected, or assessed;
- Discuss implications for natural resource management in New Brunswick from different models or integrated approaches.
Papers presented:
- What does society value in the forests?—Solange Nadeau
- Assessing economic value from New Brunswick forests—David Campbell
- TRIAD: a sustainable approach to forestry—Christian Messier
- Forest ecosystem services and benefits—Vic Adamowicz
- Non-timber forest products—Ron Smith, Chris Dickie, Chris Bowie
- First Nations perspectives on values and benefits from forests—Stephen Wyatt
- Overview: Ecosystem and natural resource valuation—Van Lantz
- Valuing the benefits of forest recreation—Jessica Leahy
