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6th Canadian Urban Forest Conference

NEW - Proceedings to Canadian Urban Forest Conference 7 (Québec City) .

City of KelownaThe City of Kelowna and Tree Canada Foundation are proud to host the 6th Canadian Urban Forest Conference. The conference will be held at the Grand Okanagan Resort and Conference Centre in Kelowna, BC from October 20-21, 2004 (pre-conference sessions on October 19, post conference sessions on October 22 and 23).


CUFC5 conference attendeesThis year's theme is: "Fires, Storms and Pests - Crises in Our Urban Forests"



Program Credits
Ontario Professional Foresters AssociationThis program has been assessed at 48 Ontario Professional Foresters Association (OPFA) Continuing Education Credits.




ISA13 ISA continuing education units (CEUs) have been approved for the entire conference. 5.0 CEU credits have been approved for the post-conference on October 22



You may claim ABCFP continuing education credits for attending this conference. Simply calculate the number of contact hours you have accumulated for the events you attended (not including coffee breaks or events that contain no educational benefits). For more information see: www.abcfp.ca/contined.html or Denise Doucett at (604) 639-8103



Canadian Institute of ForestryThe Canadian Institute of Forestry/Institut forestier du Canada, Continuing Education Committee recognizes the following credits:
October 20-21, 2004 - Conference – Category 1 – 11.75 Credits
October 21, 2004 – Tour – Category 1 – 1.0 Credit
Pre and Post Conference Workshops – Category 1 – 1 Credit for every hour
Pre and Post Conference Tours – Category 1 – 1 Credit for every 3 hours



This event is a carbon neutral event.
Carbon Neutral Event

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