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Table of Contents
- Executive Summary
- Goals of the Workshop
- Agenda
- Opening Address
- First Session: Setting the Context - Science Needs of Policy
- How is Biodiversity Policy Informed by Science?
- State of Ontario's Forest Birds
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of Forest Management Guidelines for Conserving Biodiversity and Ecological Processes
- Second Session: Tools for Using Science, and Gaps in Science
- Recovery Potential Modelling: Interactions of Allowable Harm, Recovery Targets, and Critical Habitat
- Gaps in Knowledge, Information, and Expertise Regarding Ontario's Biodiversity
- Third Session: Where Do We Go From Here?
- Key Findings
- Speaker Bios
- List of Participants
Proceedings of the Ontario Biodiversity Science Forum Workshop
Identifying the State of Science and Knowledge and Critical Gaps
4 May 2009
The Ontario Biodiversity Science Forum 2009 Workshop Proceedings are available for download (PDF 1.3MB). They can also be accessed online by navigating the Table of Contents on the right-hand side of this page or by starting here with the Executive Summary.
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Tattersall Smith