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2011 Membership Survey ResultsThanks to the more than 150 people who took the time to complete our membership survey. What a great show of support! Congratulations to prize draw winners Lee Dermody and Edward Ecker, who each won a pair of stylish, durable footwear courtesy of KEEN Canada. Download a Summery of the Survey Results: here Mapping The Future With Carolinian Canada StakeholdersProceedings of the Carolinian Canada Stakeholder Meeting, November 10, 2005, Elm Hurst Inn, Ingersoll. Includes major directions identified for the coalition, implementation strategies and notes from Discussion Leaders.
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Thinking Big, Wild Ideas ProceedingsCollected Papers - A 1.2 MB PDF download of many of the papers delivered at the Carolinian Canada Thinking Big, Wild Ideas Conference held on October 1-2, 2004 at Port Franks, Ontario. Environmental Impact Statement Conference Report“Take Carolinian Canada to the limit” at Grand River Conservation Authority on 13 February 2003 Carolinian Canada, in partnership with Grand River Conservation Authority, hosted a successful one day conference covering the issues of policy, process and pragmatics to complete Environmental Impact Statements. More than 100 planning professionals participated in discussion groups to identify best practices and standards that municipalities and practitioners can use in their work. Examples of guideline documents in other municipalities will be helpful to the EIS Guideline Review Committee to look for best practices across Ontario. Please send them to Carolinian Canada. Adobe Acrobat PDF version: Practical Options for the Greening of Carolinian Canada (2002)Noted conservation author Ron Reid has worked in collaboration with the Management Committee of Carolinian Canada to prepare a paper that looks at a variety of conservation tools that might be used to advance the conservation and restoration of a natural heritage system for Carolinian Canada. A summary of the paper was distributed to participants and the issues raised were featured in the presentations throughout Carolinian Canada Day on May 31, 2002 at the annual meeting of the Federation of Ontario Naturalists. The full text of the document is available to download from this website. Natural Heritage Planning Conference ProceedingsResults of a conference held May 2001 in London to examine the issues related to the Natural Heritage Reference Manual (OMNR) and its application.
Buffers Best Evidence Conference ProceedingsResults of a conference held May 2000 in London to examine the issues related to natural heritage buffers. $10 Carolinian Canada Conservation StrategyIn 1996, the development of a conservation strategy was commissioned by the Carolinian Canada Steering Committee. At that time, Ontario was undergoing a major shift of responsibilities from the province to municipal governments. At the same time, conservation programs were also in a period of rapid change. Because of these changes, a new focus wasdeveloped for Carolinian Canada. A program more community-oriented, that addresses the landscape rather than individual sites and one that builds broad support would have better prospects for success in the future. Carolinian Issues and FactsThis four page fact sheet was developed to explain how the conservation of Carolinian Canada relates to larger scale issues such as climate change and global biodiversity. The role of the Carolinian Canada Coalition is also explained. Download PDF version |
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