Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. June 19 - 21, 2013

Forest Pest First Detectors(1.93 MB)

Transportation Agency Tool to Analyze Benefits of Living Snow Fences2.05 MB)

Early Productivity of Perennial Biomass Alley Cropping Systems(1.23 MB)

CINRAM at the 2011 North American Agroforestry Conference

Posters

Establishment of perennial alley cropping systems on riparian agricultural soils for biomass production and ecosystem services (7.4 MB)

Living snowfence payment calculator (4.2 MB)

Riparian forest buffers for trout habitat improvement ( 7.5 MB)

Innovative agroforestry systems for biofuel production and more sustainable landscapes: Green lands, Blue Waters in Minnesota ( 1.6 MB)

Presentations

Riparian forest buffers for trout habitat improvement ( 9.5 MB)

Landowner constraints to the adoption of perennial biofuel crops ( 1 MB)

Using non-timber forest product markets to drive conservation and community development: the case of Eco-palms in southern Mexico and northern Guatemala

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Landownwer constraints to the adoption of living snow fences ( 1.3 MB)

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Abstracts

Economic, Transportation, and Environmental Benefits of Living Snow Fences

Willingness of Agricultural Landowners to Supply Perennial Energy Crops