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Darren Sleep will give a lecture on forest science and ecology at the Onesta Wood Chair
Darren Sleep (Ph.D.) directs SFI’s conservation programme and manages academic relationships for conservation across Canada and the United States.
Lecture “Ecological science and sustainability in the North American forestry sector” by Darren Sleep:
Organised by:
- ONESTA Wood Chair (UNAV).
- Department of Construction, Installations and Structures, School of Architecture, UNAV.
- Department of Physics and Applied Mathematics, Faculty of Science, UNAV.
- Government of Navarre.
When: 5th May – 12:00 AM
Where: Madrid – Graduate School of the University of Navarra.
Speaker: Darren Sleep, PhD, Lead Scientist, Sustainable Forestry Initiative, North America.
On Friday, May 5th, at 12 AM, Darren Sleep will give a lecture on “Ecological Science and Sustainability in the North American Forestry Sector” in the Aula Magna of the School of Architecture of the University of Navarra thanks to the Onesta Wood Chair.
In his talk, Daren Sleep will discuss the challenge of defining sustainability and developing the metrics and means to achieve global risk reduction in natural systems. He will explain the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI), which is the world’s largest single forest certification programme. SFI programmes are developed to meet sustainability goals based on sound forest management and supply chain standards, research, community engagement and educational initiatives.
The challenge of defining sustainability and developing the metrics and means to achieve global risk reduction in natural systems.
Darren Sleep (Ph.D.) currently directs SFI’s conservation programme providing expertise and guidance towards achieving conservation outcomes and managing academic and conservation-related relationships across Canada and the United States.
She conceptualizes, strategizes, and manages projects and partnerships to advance understanding of conservation-related features, and liaises directly with scientific institutions, public and private agencies in both Canada and the United States.
Prior to joining SFI, Darren worked as a Project Leader in Forest Ecology at the National Council for Air and StreamImprovement, where he worked on issues of relevance to the forestry sector and collaborated with the biological and conservation science communities.
