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Those with an interest in the UK forestry industry can take part in a series of free e-lectures as part of a project aimed at building links with counterparts in Canada.

The Institute of Chartered Foresters (ICF) and Forest Research, have joined forces with The Canadian Institute of Forestry/ l'Institut forestier du Canada (CIF) to bring a series of electronic lectures on UK forestry to an international audience.

The four e-lectures will take place in June and July under the title A Glimpse of 21st Century Forestry in the UK.

The online events are part of the CIF’s Forest On Your Desktop electronic lecture series which began back in 2007 and which has grown from one e-lecture per month, in front of a modest audience, to an average of 400 participants each week.

The interactive lectures run for approximately one hour on Wednesdays (1.30pm EST / 6.30pm BST) and in the past have featured experts and practitioners from across Canada.

Now those working in the forestry industry in Canada are to hear from experts here in the UK, including a number of Chartered Foresters.

Event information:

19 June - Overview of UK Forestry
Graham Taylor MICFor - Managing Director, Pryor and Rickett Silviculture

26 June - Threats to Tree Health
Dr Joan Webber - Head of Tree Health, Centre for Ecosystems, Society and Biosecurity, Forest Research

3 July - Silvicultural Changes for the 21st Century
Dr Gary Kerr FICFor - Principal Silviculturist, Centre for Sustainable Forestry and Climate Change, Forest Research and Editor-in-Chief of Forestry, ICF’s international journal of forest research

10 July - Species Diversification and Choice
John Weir MICFor- Adviser, Woodland Creation and Resilience, Forest Services, Forestry Commission England

For more information see the Institute of Chartered Foresters website.

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