General enquiries: el2@ualberta.ca :: Web site feedback: sfmnweb@ualberta.ca On this page: Quick links | New! | Our Top 10 research publications last month Established in 1995, the Sustainable Forest Management Network (SFM Network; SFMN) is an incorporated, non-profit Canadian research Network of Centres of Excellence (NCE). We support interdisciplinary, university-based research conducted by teams that include pre-eminent Canadian researchers; university students and other Highly Qualified Personnel (HQP); our government, industry, Aboriginal, and non-governmental organization (NGO) partners; and other agencies in Canada, and abroad. More about us... # QUICK LINKS Can't find something? Have comments or suggestions? Please contact me by email (sfmnweb@ualberta.ca), or by phone (780-492-9060). I'd love to hear from you! » About us » Board of Directors » Call For Proposals (CFP) » Canadian forestry links » Contact us » Management structure » News releases | Communiqués » Notice board (events) » Partners and Affiliates » Projects (0ngoing) By Participating SFM Network Partners and Affiliates By Project code Summaries of all projects HTML (Web page) | PDF. 155KB. Project codes and titles only By Research Area (Subject) By Researcher By Research Location » Publications By Series By Subject Annual publications Book: Towards sustainable management of the boreal forest Newsletter: Tomorrow's forests/Bulletin : Forêts de demain Proceedings of the 2002 SFM Network Conference: Table of contents Project Reports Guidelines for preparing Research Communications About (FAQ) Synthesis Reports Working Papers » Research Area Leaders » Research Areas » Researchers » Sabbatical Leave Program FAQ » Strategic plan (PDF. 295KB.) » Student opportunities Back to the top | You'll need the free Adobe Reader to read the Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) documents on this web site. NEW! JIM FYLES (MCGILL UNIVERSITY) APPOINTED PROGRAM LEADER (SCIENTIFIC DIRECTOR) Vic Adamowicz stepped down as the SFM Network Program Leader on 31 March 2004. We thank him for all his hard work on behalf of the Network, during the 5 years he served as Program Leader. Our new Program Leader (Scientific Director) is Jim Fyles. Jim is a Professor in the McGill University Department of Natural Resource Sciences in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Québec, and holds the George and Frances Tomlinson Chair in Forest Ecology. He's also the Principal Investigator (PI) for the SFM Network-funded project fylesjnutr7. We look forward to working with him! Terry Veeman will be the Interim Program Leader (Scientific Director) during the transition period. Terry was also the Interim Program Leader in 2001/2002, when Vic went on sabbatical. Posted: 19 April 2004. FINAL PROJECT REPORT GUIDELINES AND TEMPLATE MS Word 2002. 71KB. Version: 2 April 2004. (A Research Locations section was added to the template summary sheet on 14 April 2004). Updated: 14 April 2004. Posted: 5 April 2004. SYNTHESIS REPORT PUBLISHED This new Synthesis Report is currently password-protected, and will be released to the public next year, on 31 March 2005. Posted: 31 March 2004. PROJECT REPORT PUBLISHED This new Project Report is currently password-protected, and will be released to the public next year, on 31 March 2005. Posted: 31 March 2004. PROJECT REPORT RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC John R. Spence, Ralph Cartar, Mary Reid, David W. Langor, and W. Jan A. Volney (with contributions from Jane Park, Louis Morneau, David Shorthouse, Julia Wesley (nee Dunlop), and Tim Work). Dynamics of arthropod assemblages in forests managed to emulate natural disturbance (BUGS). PDF. 1.3MB. Posted: 26 March 2004. Back to the top OUR TOP 10 RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS LAST MONTH (BASED ON OUR WEB SITE USAGE LOG STATISTICS) Posted: 1 April 2004. 1. Cooper H. Langford, Alex Starosud, and Elena Vaisman (with assistance from J.N. Saddler, Dan Smith, Apostolos Kantsas, and Amit Bhargava). Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP), especially photocatalytic. Interim Project Report. PDF. 294KB. (Final Project Report). 2. (2 publications). Cooper H. Langford. Photocatalysis for oxidation of components of pulp mill waste streams. PDF. 235KB. Natural disturbance and forest management: what's happening and where it's going: March 5-7, 2001, Coast Terrace Inn, Edmonton, AB. PDF. 488KB. 4. Stephanie Young and D.W. Smith. Pulp mill effluent induced coagulation and flocculation in receiving waters. Interim Project Report. PDF. 330KB. (Final Project Report). 5. Luc Bouthillier, Mario Carrier, Serge Côté, et Jean Désy. Viabilité des communautés dépendantes de la forêt. PDF. 685KB. 6. Giyeon Yun and Ian D. Buchanan. Colour and chloride removal from pulp mill effluent using ion-exchange. PDF. 970KB. 7. Harry Nelson and Ilan Vertinsky. The Kyoto Protocol and climate change mitigation: implications for Canada's forest industry. PDF. 425KB. 8. Martin Kijazi and Shashi Kant. Conformance of Ontario's Forest Management Planning Manual to criteria and indicators of sustainable forest management. PDF. 526KB. 9. N.L. Leake, W.L. Adamowicz, and P.C. Boxall. An examination of economic sustainability indicators in forest dependent communities in Canada. PDF. 663KB. 10. M. Zenaitis, K. Frankowski, K. Hall, and S. Duff. Treatment of run-off and leachate from wood processing operations. PDF. 171KB. Back to the top
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