What is the triple bottom line?
Profit, Planet, People aka economic, environmental and social.
What 4 things must be done for humans to move forward sustainably.
Define sustainable development
Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.
What are the 3 keys that must be balanced to acheive sustainability?
Utility - the state that is to be obtained
Effectiveness - doing the right things with accuracy and completeness
Effieciency - achieving lowest possible input/output ratio
Define the 3 legged stool
Remove one leg and the rest collapses.
Define stewardship
Responsible use and protection of the natural environment through conservation and sustainable practices.
How does FRPA enforce sustainable forest use?
-what is the included escape clause.
-Requires a forest stewardship plan (although not defined)
What is a shortcoming of the FRPA?
-Doesnt define forest stewardship or FSP.
What is sustainable forest management certification?
What are the 3 participating groups.
A voluntary certification based on a set of principles goals and indicators.
carried out by 3rd party such as forest stewardship council (FSC [NGO]), Canadian Standards Association (CSA [Govt]), Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI [industry]).
What is sustainability?
- Sustainability is preserving the ecological systems that support us and allow us to survive.
What drives SFM?
Companies on the market made a shift to prioritizing sustainably managed wood fiber.
What is PEFC
Program for the endorsement of forest certification. In canada there is more PEFC certified forest than FSC because CSA cert. is recognized by PEFC.
What are most of the certifications in canada?
68% SFI
32% CSA
very little FSC due to high cost
What are the 7 ABCFP Principles of stewardship?
What are our obligations for practicing SFM?
What are some of the contributions made by leopold to our profession?