Carbon Narratives May 28th Workshop
This work was funded through USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS 58-0204-66-002) grant and in association with TallWood Design Institute
Beyond the EPD: Economics, Equity, Ecology
May 28, 2021 // 9:00- 11:00 PST
The second of the workshop series will explore large scale implications of forestry practices, such as extensive or intensive harvesting, on surrounding communities, interrelated ecological networks, and global climate change. Members of the AEC industry seek clarification on how their roles and decisions in these various practices will impact the environment. The panelists represent a variety of backgrounds all unified around the questions of economics, equity, and ecology regarding the use of timber and wood building products. The facilitated conversations hope to distinguish between idealized scenarios and actual realities when it comes to advancement in forestry practices and the regulations of forested lands. There will be a Q&A period following the panelist presentations.
Panelists:
David Diaz // Ecotrust
Director of Forestry Analytics and Technology
Indroneil Ganguly // University of Washington
Assistant Professor of Environment and Forest Science
Director, Center for International Trade in Forest Products (CINTRAFOR)
Elaine Oneil // CORRIM
Director of Science and Sustainability
Mark Wishnie // BTG Pactual Timberland Investment Group
Chief Sustainability Officer
Head, Landscape Capital