41. Pacific Forestry Centre Media Resources PFC Home; Our Role; Our People; Science; Programs; Policy; Publications; Centres;Partners. Pacific forestry Centre News media Resources. media Resources. http://www.pfc.forestry.ca/news/index_e.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Information Forestry PFC Home Our Role Our People Science Programs Policy Publications Centres Partners PFC Home Our Role Our People Science ... News Media Resources For more information on these and other news stories at the Pacific Forestry Centre, call Lynda Chambers , Media Relations Officer, Canadian Forest Service, at (250) 363-0794 or email at lychambe@pfc.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca Petite predators will help save over one-million hectares of US hemlock forest Word format Looking for Laricobius nigrinus image (Jpeg) Can deer protectors prevent blister rust? Word format Deer protector cartoon image (Jpeg) Snapshots from Space Word format EOSD web site (for more information) EOSD map of Canada (Jpeg) Counting is an egg-sact science Word format Forest Pest Leaflet : Western Blackheaded Budworm Western Blackheaded Budworm (JPG) Of all the Gall... Word format Forest Pest Leaflet : Jumping Gall Wasp Gall Wasp photo (JPG) Pyrotechnics on purpose . . .

42. Pacific Forestry Centre Staff - Lynda Chambers List of responsibilities, contact and academic information for Lynda Chambers,media and Public Relations Officer at the Pacific forestry Centre. http://www.pfc.forestry.ca/profiles/chambers-l_e.html

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Home Who We Are Our Role Our People Employee Directory Organizational ... Minister Biography What We Do Science Programs Policy Publications Where We Are Our Centres Headquarters Who We Work With Our Partners Our People Employee Directory Lynda Chambers Media and Public Relations Officer writes NewsTips, feature stories and backgrounders for broadcast and print media to inform on and promote CFS-PFC science and sector activities, and provides communications support for special events. Combined Bachelor of Journalism/Political Science degree (1978); M.A. in Northern and Native Studies in 1991, both from Carleton University, Ottawa. Contact: Ph: (250) 363-0794; Fax: (250) 363-6006 lychambe@pfc.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca Last Updated: Important Notices

43. Doctors For Forests - Forestry Tasmania, Warra Research Trial Area These are released to the media. However the media may choose NOT to display orreport. 16/04/2002 55214 PM, From The Tasmanian forestry Reform Alliance. http://www.doctorsforforests.com/media.asp

Home Join Contact us Links Events Media The Debate Health Issues Forestry Facts Picture Gallery TAS Map Vets Tourism operators Timber workers Teachers Tasmanian Community Alliance Students Scientists Lawyers Investors Doctors Coalition Beekeepers Arts Aborigines Tasmanian Map Picture Gallery The Debate Doctors for Forests Timeline Facts about Forestry Australian Photocopy Paper Victorian Doctors For Forests New South Wales Doctors For Forests Doctors for Forests Saving our Old Growth Forests Please Click on the following links to view media releases made by Doctors For Forests These are released to the media. However the media may choose NOT to display or report. So please come back regularly to stay informed. NEW: 15/01/2003 6:59:57 PM WOODCHIP JUGGERNAUT EQUALS SOCIAL DEGRADATION 11/07/2002 9:47:55 PM Doctors Slam Bacon’S Arrogance 08/07/2002 9:24:23 AM Doctors Call On Cheek And Bacon To Listen To The People And Move On The Forests 17/04/2002 5:50:33 PM Green Extremists, Cultural Fascists Or Just Ordinary Tasmanians Opposed To Old-Growth Logging? 16/04/2002 5:52:14 PM From The Tasmanian Forestry Reform Alliance 09/04/2002 6:37:32 PM Call For Health Investigation Of Woodchip Stockpiles 09/11/2001 8:39:59 AM Doctors Urge Tasmanians To Vote For The Forests 05/11/2001 9:00:20 AM Doctors Storm Into Final Week Of Election Campaign 15/10/2001 9:00:41 AM Concern At Woodchip Coverup; Doctors Continue Meetings

44. Arts For Forests - Tasmania Forestry 10 Days On The Island These are released to the media. However the media may choose NOT to display orreport. 16/04/2002 55214 PM, From The Tasmanian forestry Reform Alliance. http://www.doctorsforforests.com/arts/media.asp

Home Join Contact us Links Events Media The Debate Health Issues Forestry Facts Picture Gallery TAS Map Vets Tourism operators Timber workers Teachers Tasmanian Community Alliance Students Scientists Lawyers Investors Doctors Coalition Beekeepers Arts Aborigines Tasmanian Map Picture Gallery The Debate Doctors for Forests Timeline Facts about Forestry Australian Photocopy Paper Victorian Doctors For Forests New South Wales Doctors For Forests Please Click on the following links to view media releases made by Doctors For Forests These are released to the media. However the media may choose NOT to display or report. So please come back regularly to stay informed. NEW: 15/01/2003 6:59:57 PM WOODCHIP JUGGERNAUT EQUALS SOCIAL DEGRADATION 11/07/2002 9:47:55 PM Doctors Slam Bacon’S Arrogance 08/07/2002 9:24:23 AM Doctors Call On Cheek And Bacon To Listen To The People And Move On The Forests 17/04/2002 5:50:33 PM Green Extremists, Cultural Fascists Or Just Ordinary Tasmanians Opposed To Old-Growth Logging? 16/04/2002 5:52:14 PM From The Tasmanian Forestry Reform Alliance 09/04/2002 6:37:32 PM Call For Health Investigation Of Woodchip Stockpiles 09/11/2001 8:39:59 AM Doctors Urge Tasmanians To Vote For The Forests 05/11/2001 9:00:20 AM Doctors Storm Into Final Week Of Election Campaign 15/10/2001 9:00:41 AM Concern At Woodchip Coverup; Doctors Continue Meetings

45. Media : TreeLink : The Community Forestry Resource media. 22 links were returned. 1090 CommuniTree News An informative and helpfulnewsletter published by the Urban and Community forestry Assistance Program in http://www.treelink.org/linx/?navSubCatRef=28

46. Western Forestry Leadership Coalition - Media - Overview Attention members of the press and media The information will assist you inyour coverage of western forestry resource issues and the Western forestry http://www.wflccenter.org/med_overview.html

Attention members of the press and media -The information will assist you in your coverage of western forestry resource issues and the Western Forestry Leadership Coalition (WFLC). The sections titled Press Releases and In the News reflects our press submissions and press coverage to date. The section titled Feature Story Information lists newsworthy ideas on recent events along with key contacts. The section titled Issue Briefs gives you up-to-date information on key resource issues of importance to the West and to the WFLC. Other areas of the web site also contain useful information. For more information, contact our Marketing and Communications Director, Diane Denenberg, at 303-445-4365, diane.denenberg@colostate.edu

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51. The Wilderness Society Media Release - Forestry Tasmania: Woodchips Up, Logging Join our free email list. The Wilderness Society media Release. ForestryTasmania Woodchips Up, Logging Up, Profits Down. Date 29 November 2001. http://www.wilderness.org.au/member/tws/news/media/20011129_tas_mr3.html

Media Home Join our free email list The Wilderness Society Media Release Forestry Tasmania: Woodchips Up, Logging Up, Profits Down Date: 29 November 2001 FORESTRY TASMANIA'S ANNUAL REPORT: WOODCHIPS UP BY 17%. AREA OF NATIVE FOREST LOGGED UP BY 34%. BUT PROFIT TO STATE DOWN BY 34%! It's an obscene rip-off, says TWS It's official. Woodchipping and logging of public forests have accelerated while Forestry Tasmania's dividend to the state has been dramatically cut. The Annual Report of Forestry Tasmania, tabled in Parliament yesterday, shows that the area of public native forest logged in 2000-01 increased by 34% compared with 1999-2000. Similarly, the production of woodchips on public land was up by 17%. Meanwhile, the declared dividend to the state government was down by 34% - from $8.7 million to $5.8 million. "It's an obscene rip-off," says the Wilderness Society's Campaign Coordinator, Geoff Law. "The public's forests are being destroyed faster than ever before, but less profit will be paid into the state's coffers." The relevant results for the past three years are summarised in the table below: Native forests logged (hectares) Pulpwood (woodchips) produced 1.53 million tonnes

52. The Wilderness Society Media Release - Forestry Tasmania In Bid To Pre-emptively forestry Tasmania appears to be attempting to sabotage the Tasmania Together recommendationson Two weeks ago it was leaked to the media that the Tasmania http://www.wilderness.org.au/member/tws/news/media/20010903_tastog.html

Tasmania Together Recommendations on Oldgrowth Media Home Join our free email list The Wilderness Society Media Release Forestry Tasmania in Bid to Pre-emptively Sabotage Tasmania Together Recommendations on Oldgrowth Date: 03 September 2001 Summary: Logging plans show proposed increase in public native-forest woodchipping of 23%. Forestry Tasmania appears to be attempting to sabotage the Tasmania Together recommendations on oldgrowth forests by planning a massive increase in woodchip production this financial year. Two weeks ago it was leaked to the media that the Tasmania Together process will recommend an end to clearfelling in a number of important oldgrowth forests around the state. Wilderness Society Tasmanian Campaign Coordinator, Geoff Law, who released Forestry Tasmania's logging plans in Hobart today, said the organisation has presented Premier Jim Bacon with a bombshell. "Forestry Tasmania seems to have gone berserk," Mr Law said. "They are planning to increase woodchipping in public forests from 2.5 million tonnes last financial year to over 3 million tonnes for this financial year." Production of woodchips in Tasmania reached record heights late last year. However, Forestry Tasmania's Three Year Plan of logging operations plans a 23% increase in woodchip production from public forests compared with the planned level for 2000-01, and a 65% increase compared with the plan for 1999-2000 (see attached graph).

53. Michigan Tech Media Relations Story#32 - Forestry School Changes Name Story, Back to MTU News MTU News, Email this Story to a Friend Email to a Friend,Search the MTU media Release Database Search the Stories. forestry School Changes http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/32/

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54. Michigan Tech Media Relations Story#2 - Tech Profs Win National Forestry Awards MTU News, Email this Story to a Friend Email to a Friend, Search the MTU media ReleaseDatabase Search the Stories. Tech Profs Win National forestry Awards For http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/2/

var story="Tech Profs Win National Forestry Awards";var abs="The Society of American Foresters is honoring Kurt Pregitzer and Dave Reed for their research achievements.";var url="http://www.admin.mtu.edu/urel/news/media_relations/2"; Print this Story MTU News Email to a Friend Search the Stories Related Stories: SAF release Keywords: Pregitzer Reed ecosystem forest science ... forestry Tech Profs Win National Forestry Awards For more information on this story contact: Email: Dean Woodbeck Phone: The Society of American Foresters is honoring two faculty members from the School of Forestry and Wood Products for their research achievements. Professor Kurt Pregitzer will receive the society?s Barrington Moore Memorial Award. The national award recognizes outstanding achievement in biological research leading to the advancement of forestry Vice President for Research David Reed , who is also on the forestry faculty, will receive the society?s Award in Forest Science , which recognizes distinguished individual research in any branch of the quantitative, managerial and/or social sciences leading to the advancement of forestry "I believe this is the first time any Michigan Tech scientist has been recognized by the society for their research, and this may be the first time SAF has recognized two people from the same organization except for, perhaps, the

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60. News Media: Biotechnology In Forestry | BC Research Inc. Search Help, BC Research in the News forestry and Fruit Industries ImproveEnvironmental Stewardship Through Biotechnology December 18, 2002. http://news.bcresearch.com/Web/News/news.nsf/LatestInfo/EE282D13E1D59BCF88256CA2

HOME CONTACT US INVESTORS CAREERS ... Search Help BC Research in the News... Forestry and Fruit Industries Improve Environmental Stewardship Through Biotechnology December 18, 2002 Council for Biotechnology Information By Council for Biotechnology Information Biopesticides have already proved to be an effective and environmentally friendly tool in agriculture, specifically in corn. The same platform, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) is now being used commercially in forestry. Bt is a naturally occurring soil bacterium. Insecticides made with the Bt bacteria as the active ingredient have been very effective against some leaf and needle-feeding caterpillars. After extensive testing and field trials, Bt has proven to be safe in the environment for humans and wildlife. A similar technology, baculoviruses, is emerging as another viable, next generation biopesticide. Baculoviruses are naturally occurring insect viruses that are genetically enhanced to kill their target host more effectively. Most naturally occurring viruses take six to 15 days to kill the host. Baculoviruses work much faster on the target insect and have no impact on other insects, wildlife or the environment. The Canadian Forest Service (CFS) has been getting promising results from baculoviruses targeted against the spruce budworm. More trees are lost to this pest annually than in forest fires. The Pacific Agri-Food Research Centre (P.A.R.C.) at Summerland, B.C. is also doing extensive work with baculoviruses. One novel approach is studying how fungi transmit viruses to insects. The Centre has also been successful in developing molecular technologies to identify and eliminate fungal diseases, which until now, were very difficult to detect.

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