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Monitoring: Target Setting

Monitoring: Target Setting. Evaluate: current conditions future conditions Set targets that minimize impact: FPC – dilution LRMP SFM. Monitoring Coastal Ecosystem Based Management. Representation Targets tracking across watershed, landscape and plan scales inventory resolution

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Monitoring: Target Setting

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  1. Monitoring: Target Setting • Evaluate: • current conditions • future conditions • Set targets that minimize impact: • FPC – dilution • LRMP • SFM

  2. Monitoring Coastal Ecosystem Based Management • Representation Targets • tracking across watershed, landscape and plan scales • inventory resolution • more/less than expected • inventory resolution • complexing • Triad – protection, light touch (true EBM), industrial touch

  3. Infrastructure for Monitoring • Decreased government spending • Lack of trust between Government, Industry, First Nations, Special Interest groups • Need for credible source of information • land information • Scientific information • Common Natural Resource Management Vision • Shared Ownership of local data and research

  4. Partnerships Build Infrastructure • Monitoring Infrastructure • Joint ventures • Minimize redundancy • Culture of Cooperation

  5. Data to Decision Decision Knowledge Information Data

  6. Northwest Data Sharing Network • Data Management and Access Partnership • Local – Provincial – Corporate – First Nation • Implement collaborative organizational structures - governance • Co-ordinate projects that are of a joint interest • Promote a Data Ethic • Engage & Collaborate with partners and clients Habitat Supply Workshop - November 23-25, 2004

  7. Purpose • advance scientific knowledge in the sustainability of natural resources through high quality research. • conduct interdisciplinary research on temperate, montane and boreal ecosystems, including their human dimensions, to advance understanding of the sustainable management of natural resources. • share research results and offer demonstrations of sustainable management to the public. Habitat Supply Workshop - November 23-25, 2004

  8. Participants • Consultants: Biologist, foresters, geomorphologists, planning • Industry: Canfor, West Fraser • Government: Skeena Region MSRM and WLAP • University of Northern BC • Northwest Community College • Forest Research Extension Partnership (FORREX) Habitat Supply Workshop - November 23-25, 2004

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