A summary of the findings showed that in terms of governance challenges, landowners are concerned with leadership and coordination of forest management planning on woodlots, seeming lack of government interest in woodlots and urban forests, poor economic returns on woodlots and distance to physical participation in MF activities. These notwithstanding, majority of participants recognized the EOMF as an important organization for promoting governance for the sustainable management of woodlots. Specifically, the EOMF offered the opportunity for landowners with diverse motivations for owning and managing forests to be brought together and to explore and opportunities for achieving these motivations.
- Date Published June 2019
- Author John Boakye-Danquah
Presented at the 2018 Christmas Forest Seminar
- Date Published December 12, 2018
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Author
Geneviève Mercier
Senior Environmental Strategy and Programs Officer
NCC
Presentation given at the 2019 Annual EOMF-CIF December Seminar
- Date Published Dec. 11, 2019
- Author Martin Streit
This presentation provided a synopsis of this past year's outbreak in eastern Ontario and the steps that landowners can take if they spot the Gypsy moth in their woodlots.
- Date Published February 3, 2021
- Author Eric Boysen
- Date Published 2012
- Author EOMF
Presented at the 2017 Winter Woodlot Conference
- Date Published February 2017
- Author Eric Boysen, New Leaf Forest Services
- Date Published December 11, 2019
- Author David Moses
The Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
Media
- Date Published February 2016
- Author Cayuga Lake Watershed Network
This report will provide guidance to woodland owners who participate in a biodiversity monitoring network.
- Date Published 2002
- Author Stewart Hamill
This document addresses the role of photo interpretation in supplying the information requirements for IRM
- Date Published 1995
- Author EOMF
- Date Published February 2017
- Author Achille Drouin