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16 octobre 2026
SFI offering free Qualified Logging Professional (QLP) training
The Atlantic Sustainable Forestry Initiative® (SFI) Implementation Committee has developed self-directed QLP training modules that cover sustainable forestry, BMPs (best management practices), legal and biodiversity responsibilities (ESA/SARA), logging safety and employment law (OSHA/CCOHS), and emerging topics including reforestation, invasive species, forest aesthetics, rare forest communities, transportation and business management.
This training is completely free. Upon completion, professionals will receive a certificate and be added to an official registry. To maintain active certification, a supplementary course is required every two years. QLP training is currently only offered in English; however, work is underway to get it translated to French.
Go to the SFI Atlantic website (https://sfiatlantic.ca/) to learn more!
7 septembre 2026
Dutch elm disease ravaged Canadian cities. Can we help trees protect themselves?
Researchers in U.S. conducting tests to see if new generation of elms can resist lethal fungal infection
CBC News
photo: Foresters and researchers in Vermont have spent the summer injecting young elm trees with thousands of spores that cause Dutch elm disease, the fungal infection that has decimated elm populations in North America. They're hoping to determine if elms bred from trees that survived the lethal disease can mature with a resistance to it. (Amanda Swinhart/The Associated Press)
