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September 5, 2024
UBC cleantech startup neutralizes forever chemicals
Wood waste used in carbon filter that destroys PFAS chemicals in drinking water
by Nelson Bennett, BIV.com, Sept 4, 2024
UBC researchers, from left, Raphaell Moreira, Pani Rostami and Johan Foster form new company to address forever chemicals.UBC
September 4, 2024
Young Professional Foresters’ Exchange Program
The CIF-IFC is excited to announce the launch of the Young Professional Foresters’ Exchange Program in collaboration with the Institute of Chartered Foresters (UK), New Zealand Institute of Forestry, and Forestry Australia!
This award recognizes young professionals actively engaged in forestry or natural resource management and have demonstrated a passion for the environment and a desire to solve complex problems.
One to two winners from each of the participating countries (Canada, United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia), will take part in an international knowledge exchange program during 2025.
Program overview:
👉3 month paid international work placement (March-May, 2025)
👉Bursary of $5,000 CAD or equivalent in currency (bursary total subject to change based on currency conversion rates)
👉Gain valuable international forestry work experience
📆Deadline for applications is 11:59pm EST on September 30, 2024.
August 1, 2024
52 million trees: “biodiversity” or timber?
by Denis Savard. Acadie Nouvelle, Monday July 22, 2024 (in French)
photo of Acadian Forest by Guylaine Begin, Edmundston for Canada Post stamp
Unfortaunately, this article is behind a paywall using the link below, but you can view the article by going to Acadie Nouvelle's webpage and searching through their old articles, scroll back to July 22.