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In this special episode of Forestry Talks, Aspen takes us to the Mackenzie Region of Alberta, which is recognized as the Forest Capital of Canada for 2024. Aspen is joined by Lisa Wardley, a dedicated councilor from Mackenzie County and co-chair of the Forest Capital initiative, along with co-chair Melanie Plantinga, a seasoned forestry contractor.
Together, they explore the significance of this national designation and how it brings to light the rich forestry heritage of the Mackenzie Region. From celebrating local events like the motorcycle rally in the forest to engaging with the community through tree planting and sustainable forestry practices, Lisa and Melanie share the challenges and triumphs of living, working, and playing in one of Canada's most forest-dependent regions.
Tune in to hear inspiring stories from the heart of Alberta's boreal forest, learn about the remarkable accomplishments in sustainable forestry, and discover what makes Mackenzie County a truly special place to call the Forest Capital of Canada.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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In this episode of Forestry Talks, Aspen is joined by Chana Martineau, the CEO of the Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation (AIOC). Chana shares her personal journey and background, and talks about how she came to be involved in her organization's mission of addressing Indigenous communities access to capital.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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In this episode of Forestry Talks, Aspen sits down with Lyman Rorem, the mill manager for International Paper's facility in Grand Prairie, to chat about his career, the history of the mill and the significant milestone they reached last year.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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In this episode of Forestry talks, our host Aspen sits down with Sandra Cardinal, who describes her journey to working in the forest industry, her experience working as the Director of Indigenous Relations for Alberta-Pacific Forest Industries (Al-Pac), and unpacks how she fosters positive relationships and understanding between Al-Pac and the communities she works with.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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In this episode of Forestry Talks, Councilor Leo Alook of the Municipal District of Opportunity from Trout Lake First Nation joins Aspen to discuss his 41-year career as a municipal leader. Councilor Alook shares his background and experiences with the local government and the forest industry. He emphasizes his love for helping people and his community and discusses his experience working with different industries and building relationships with municipalities. Councilor Alook's passion for his work and community shines through in this insightful conversation.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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In this episode of Forestry Talks, Aspen Dudzic interviews Cal Dakin, the Director of Innovation and Woodlands at Mercer Peace River, who discusses insights on how innovation is changing the forestry industry. Cal talks about how his role involves collaborating with specialists to develop new ideas and bring them to life. He also shares the importance of planning and having a clear pathway to implementation for any innovation project. The pair dispel the common misconception that the forestry industry is technologically backward and discusses how the industry is embracing exciting new developments. Tune in to this informative episode to learn more about forestry innovation and the future of the industry in Alberta.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
In this episode of Forestry Talks, Aspen sits down with Terry Ungarian, Reeve for the County of Northern Lights, to discuss Terry’s long-standing relationship with the forest industry, including a history of involvement in advocacy files with such as rail service and northwest species at risk. Terry shares his passion for his role in the municipal council and his appreciation for the forest industry's importance in the region's economy. Tune in to hear more about Terry's advocacy work and the importance of Alberta's forest industry.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
In this episode of Forestry Talks, Shenandoah Johns, West Fraser's Chief Environment and Sustainability officer, joins Aspen to talk about her role within West Fraser and to unravel what a big topic like sustainability is all about.
Shenandoah emphasizes the importance of transparency and humility in this big, bold work, and reinforces the value of action over perfection.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
Welcome to another episode of Forestry Talks! In this episode, James Rajotte, Alberta's Senior Representative to the United States, joins us at the Jasper Park Lodge for Season 3.
During the podcast, James and Aspen discuss the importance of safeguarding market access and the significance of U.S. trade partnerships to the Alberta Economy. They also discuss the importance of advocacy, investment, business development, and the responsible management of Alberta's abundant resources.
Join us in exploring the forestry industry's vital role in the cross-country landscape!The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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Join us for a captivating start to Season 3 of Forestry Talks as we gather industry leaders for our Annual General Meeting at the stunning Jasper Park Lodge. In this episode, our special guest, Honourable Minister of Forestry and Parks, Todd Loewen, sheds light on his journey and experiences since assuming the role of Minister amid Alberta's challenging wildfire season.
In the compelling discussion with our host, Aspen Dudzic, Minister Loewen delves into the significance of active forest management, emphasizing its role in the well-being of our communities, economy, resources, and the overall forest landscape. They also explore the ongoing commitment of Alberta's forest industry to continuous improvement and sustainable practices.
Their conversation extends to the vital role of forestry education in nurturing the next generation of forestry professionals, ensuring a bright future for the industry. Don't miss another informative episode of Forestry Talks!The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
Welcome to another episode of Forestry Talks. This episode dives into Alberta's wildfire landscape with our guest, Dr. Mike Flannigan. Dr. Flannigan, a Professor at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, British Columbia, joins us to share his insights on the 2023 wildfire season with our host, Aspen Dudzic.
In this discussion, Dr. Flannigan and Aspen explore the many factors contributing to Alberta's wildfire dynamics. From the causes to the hazards and the role of education in wildfire prevention, they dive into all things fire.
One of the key focal points in this episode is the impact of climate change on Alberta's landscape. Dr. Mike sheds light on the repercussions of a windier, drier, and hotter climate, providing a perspective on how these climatic shifts have intensified the wildfire scenario in our province. He also delves into Alberta's fire cycle and its comparison to other areas in Canada, shedding light on why we've witnessed distinct fire behaviour in the past year.
Join us on Forestry Talks for a great conversation that educates and sparks awareness about the challenges and solutions related to wildfires in Alberta.The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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Welcome to episode five of Forestry Talks, your go-to podcast powered by the Alberta Forest Products Association. In this episode, our guest, Andre Lema, Manager of Business Development at Western Archrib, sits down with our host, Aspen Dudzic, to discuss the world of mass timber and glulam products.
This episode delves into how Western Archrib's cutting-edge products are reshaping the construction landscape and ushering in a new era of sustainability and carbon-conscious building practices. As the pair unravel the capabilities of mass timber, Andre Lema shares his connection to the forest and the art of building with wood. Tune in to this podcast and explore the intersection of technology, nature, and the advancements shaping the future of construction.The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
Welcome to another episode of Forestry Talks, the podcast brought to you by the Alberta Forest Products Association. In this episode guest Erin Tessier, Director of Communications & Partnerships at Genome Alberta, joins host, Aspen Dudzic, to talk about the world of genomics and the exciting innovation that can help create strong and healthy forests for the future.
Throughout the episode, Erin talks about the role artificial intelligence plays in genomics and the many ways that genomics can help tackle challenges like climate change resiliency, pest infestation and so much more. Don't miss out on this informative discussion!
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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Grande Prairie is a unique community for a few reasons, but did you know that the City of Grande Prairie is home to 4 different mills that belong to some of the biggest forest product companies in the world? Mayor Jackie Clayton from the City of Grande Prairie joins host Aspen Dudzic to explore what it's like to be mayor of one of Alberta's biggest forestry communities, what makes Grande Prairie an awesome place to live, and what the Community Rail Advocacy Alliance is all about.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
Join host Aspen Dudzic in the latest episode of the Forestry Talks podcast, presented by the Alberta Forest Products Association, as she welcomes Dr. Amanda Schoonmaker, Research Chair for Colleges at the Centre for Boreal Research NAIT.
Together, they delve into Dr. Schoonmaker's research on promoting tree growth in the diverse boreal forest. Their conversation covers key topics such as forest ecology, reforestation, and land reclamation. Tune in to this episode to learn more about the important research that drives forest management practices.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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Welcome to season two of Forestry Talks powered by the Alberta Forest Products Association! Our first episode back host, Aspen Dudzic sits down with Jason Fisher, who is the Partner of Advisory Services at Meyers Norris Penny (MNP).
In this episode, the pair delve deep into the multifaceted relationships between forestry and the personal connection each and every one of us has with
nature. This insightful interview will give you a deeper understanding of the importance of working forests as a means to build partnerships with Indigenous communities, maintain our natural resources, mitigate climate change, and so much more. This is a conversation you don't want to miss!The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
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In this episode, our guest Aly Brooks, a second-year Forest Technology student from NAIT, joins host Aspen Dudzic for the last podcast filmed at last year's AGM & Conference. Aly digs into her passion for being outdoors, which drove her decision to join the forestry program at NAIT.
Tune in to hear Aly dive into what she has learned in her studies, some of the surprising forestry roles she has learned about, and how programs such as Work Wild and the Junior Forest Rangers have influenced her to explore the many opportunities in the sector.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
In this episode Derek Nighbor, President and CEO of the Forest Products Association of Canada (FPAC), joins Aspen at AFPA's 80th AGM and Conference to share his unique view of forestry in the federal landscape. Join them as they dig into big topics like net-zero carbon and what it means when we hear people talk about nature-based climate solutions, and what a forest bioeconomy is all about.
Derek also shares a bit about what drives his passion for Canadian forestry and explores themes of innovation, sustainability, and why as Derek puts it, "this is not your grandma and grandpa's forest sector."
Join Aspen and Derek for all that and a whole lot more. And if you're eager for even more, check out ForestryForTheFuture.ca!The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
We're excited to share another episode recorded at our AGM last September. In this interview, Aspen sits down with Natalie Peace, a Mill Manager with Weyerhaeuser Edson OSB. They discuss the changes that Natalie has seen in the mill over the last 20 years and the power there is in having diversity in the workplace. When you think about women working in the forest sector, a career in the mill might not be the first opportunity that comes to mind. Natalie is happy to shatter those ideas.
The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. -
We hope for this to be the first in a series of interviews where AFPA President and CEO, Jason Krips, and Host, Aspen Dudzic, sit down to discuss what's happened in Alberta's forest industry lately and what opportunities and challenges are on the horizon.
In this episode, Jason dives into his journey as AFPA CEO for the last two and a half years and shares some of the fun that comes with stepping into a new role at the start of a global pandemic. He also remarks on some of the cool things he's learned about forestry in Alberta since joining the Association, and explores key topics like transportation, mass timber, what forestry is looking for in the upcoming election, and a whole lot more!The Alberta Forest Products Association (AFPA) is a non-profit association that has been the voice of the sustainable forest industry in Alberta since 1942. Alberta's forest industry supports over 31,500 jobs and generates $5.8 billion in provincial GDP.
Join us as we connect with industry leaders and discuss topics like sustainability, innovation, partnerships, nature-based climate solutions, and more. Don't forget to follow us on social media @albertaforests and @loveabforests to join the conversation. - Daha fazla göster
