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SUMMARY:Towards Resilient Woodlots: Risk Assessment and Mitigation - Webina
 r #2 – Tree Species at Risk / Drought
DESCRIPTION:By&nbsp\;New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot OwnersTalk 1:Tree 
 species at riskDirect effects of climate change on tree species and strate
 gies to adapt management based on forest compositionSpeaker:Megan de Graaf
  (she/her)Forest Program DirectorCommunity Forests InternationalMegan is a
  forest ecologist and PhD Candidate at the University of New Brunswick (UN
 B). She holds a MScF in forest ecology from UNB\, and a BSc in biology (mi
 nor in French) from Dalhousie University. Prior to joining Community Fores
 ts in 2015\, Megan worked for over a decade with a range of organizations 
 in the natural resources and conservation sectors in New Brunswick. As the
  Forest Program Director\, Megan guides the applied research and developme
 nt aspects of Community Forests’ work in natural climate solutions\, wit
 h particular emphasis on climate-focused forest management.Talk 2:DroughtI
 mpacts of drought on tree health and growth and strategies to reduce vulne
 rabilitySpeaker:Loïc d’OrangevilleAssociate professor of forest ecology
 Laval UniversityDepartment of Wood and Forest SciencesLoïc is an associat
 e professor of forest ecology at Laval University (Québec City\, Canada).
  Prior to moving to Québec City\, Loïc was professor at University of Ne
 w Brunswick. His research program uses applied forest ecology to better in
 form climate-adapted forest management. He uses climate change experiments
 \, high-precision monitoring of tree and large-scale analyses of tree grow
 th data collections to assess climatic thresholds in the growth and health
  of northeastern tree species.
LOCATION:Internet
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ORGANIZER;CN=New Brunswick Environmental Network:MAILTO:nben@nben.ca
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