Aboriginal Forestry and Indigenous Science Cluster
The Aboriginal Forestry and Indigenous Science team is a group of three extension specialists working in the areas of Aboriginal Forestry, Indigenous Knowledge and Science. The goal of this cluster is to provide extension services that assist our clients to access research-based information and link researchers and practitioners to resources that will bridge gaps in the human dimensions of resource management areas such as: community development, culture, values, public involvement, aboriginal forestry, and indigenous science.

	Aboriginal Forestry Program Areas:
	Aboriginal Forestry

	Highlights:
	First Nations Forest Carbon Seminar - February 2011 Webinar
	Stewardship and Sustainability in the Secwepemcul’ecw - Information Session Presentations

Aboriginal Forestry Working Group:
Thanks to the following volunteer working group members for their ongoing guidance:

David Flood, Coast Forest Conservation Initiative Alan Hanuse, Interfor Warren Houde, Okanagan Nation Alliance Darrin Humber, Penticton Indian Band Clarence Johnson, Kitsegukla Watershed Trust Lyle Leo, Aboriginal Consulting Services, Tmusta7 Matt Manuel, Lillooet Tribal Council Henry Michel, Penticton Indian Band Gordon Prest, Association of BC Forest Professionals Cam Stevens Gitxsan Treaty Office Sherry Thomas Lana Wilhelm, Haida Heritage and Forest Guardian Program