The overall goal of the Ecosystem Management and Conservation Biology (EMCB) cluster is to promote the conservation of
biodiversity in British Columbia ecosystems by using the principles of ecosystem management and conservation biology. The
program strives to maintain healthy ecosystems and species populations within their historic ranges, at appropriate temporal
and spatial scales, to achieve a long-term sustainable balance between society and the natural world.
Thanks to the following volunteer working group members for their ongoing guidance:
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- Sally Aitken, University of British Columbia
- Greg Anderson, BC Ministry of Forests and Range
- Gwen Bridge, Okanagan Nation Alliance
- Patrick Daigle, BC Ministry of Environment
- Jenny Feick, BC Ministry of Environment
- Rachel Holt, Veridian Ecological Consulting
- Edwin Hubert, BC Ministry of Environment
- Pierre Iachetti (Conservation Science and Planning Expert)
- Ken Lertzman, Simon Fraser University
- Staffan Lindgren, University of Northern British Columbia
- Andy MacKinnon, BC Ministry of Forests and Range
- Joanne McLeod, BC Ministry of Environment
- Dan Murphy, Rocky Mountain Trench Natural Resources Society
- Bob Peart, Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society
- Donna Romain, BC Ministry of Environment
- Kerry Rouck, Gorman Bros. Lumber Ltd.
- Kari Stuart-Smith, Tembec Inc.
- Melissa Todd, BC Ministry of Forests and Range
- Warren Warttig, International Forest Products
- Bryn White, BC Ministry of Environment-South Okanagan Conservation Program
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