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FORESTRY CHRONICLE
Volume 78, Issue 5, Pages 643-647Publisher
CANADIAN INST FORESTRY
DOI: 10.5558/tfc78643-5
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sustainable forestry; partnerships; criteria and indicators; state of the forest reporting; First Nations Forestry; naturalized knowledge systems; eastern Ontario
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Over the past 10 years, the Eastern Ontario Model Forest has been developed by partners and the local community as a means of involving a large and varied group of people in achieving sustainable forestry. In this settled landscape, with over one million residents and 88% private land ownership, involvement of local communities is a given. This critical assessment looks at outstanding issues, dynamics of the operating environment, key accomplishments and unexpected outcomes that have resulted, all in the context of Naturalized Knowledge Systems.
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