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SUMMARY:UCFS Learning Series: The Citizen's Coolkit
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the UCFS Learning Series! \nThe Citizen’s Coolkit: New tools\, processes\, and career pathways for engaging communities in greening/tree-planting on private land \nMany communities in North America have yet to develop resilient neighbourhoods that meet canopy and climate targets. This learning session introduces a novel process for implementing local nature-based climate solutions\, using the powerful Citizen’s Coolkit to motivate collective grassroots action on private land that is difficult for municipalities to influence and regulate. \nThe Coolkit program seeks to activate micro-neighbourhoods where residents care the most and can take practical collective action on tree planting and stewardship\, in alignment with local policies and staff. The Coolkit is an attractive\, customizable DIY resource which provides fun ‘hands-on’ activities and low-barrier visual learning tools to build capacity and guide local climate action. It follows a simple five-step process\, which includes structured neighbourhood walks\, mapping local vulnerabilities & assets\, collective visioning of climate solutions on your block\, leading to practical local climate action plans. The webinar will explain how a series of workshops empowers residents to become local climate champions\, with municipal support\, for positive action such as tree planting\, rewilding and stewarding boulevards\, food forests\, raingardens etc. \nEvaluation results will be shared from testing of this process in diverse neighbourhoods in Metro Vancouver and other Canadian communities\, where it has been well received by residents of many cultures and all age groups\, including disadvantaged communities in low-canopy neighbourhoods. \nThe webinar discusses how such programs can be scaled and customized by other municipalities to help meet high-level targets on the ground and implemented through new professional development opportunities such as a train-the-trainer Micro-certificate in Climate Action and Community Engagement and online degree programs such as UBC’s Master of Urban Forestry Leadership. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nLearn new tools for engaging local communities on private land tree-planting and stewardship\nExplore replicable processes & best practices for empowering collective climate action at neighbourhood scale\nLearn about new training pathways for building confidence\, capacity\, and credentials in engaging your community\n\nSpeakers for this event are: \n\nDr. Stephen R.J Sheppard\, Emeritus Professor\, UBC Faculty of Forestry & Director of the Collaborative for Advanced Landscape Planning (CALP)\nDr. Sara Barron\, Program Director for Masters of Urban Forestry Leadership and Bachelor of Urban Forestry\, UBC.\nElisa Kwun\, Graduate Student and MUFL Coordinator\, UBC\n\nISA CEUs have been applied for and are pending. \nRegister Today!
URL:https://ucfsociety.org/event/ucfs-learning-series-the-citizens-coolkit/
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SUMMARY:UCFS Learning Series: Log & Order - Enforcing tree preservation ordinances
DESCRIPTION:Log & Order – Enforcing tree preservation ordinances\nIn some municipal justice systems\, tree-based offenses are considered especially egregious. In The City of Park Ridge\, Illinois\, the dedicated Conservators of the Peace who investigate these violations are members of an elite squad called the Forestry Division. During this presentation\, we will discuss the City’s Tree Preservation Ordinance through specific case examples to understand how and why enforcement of tree preservation ordinances is an important component to the management of the urban forest. \nLearning Objectives: \n\nLearn examples of the types of evidence necessary to adjudicate an offense.\nOrdinances may be written in black and white\, but like all infractions of law\, all outcomes are not equal. Learn how to find balance.\nTree preservation ordinance administration takes up a lot of resources – time. Learn how to best manage your resources to get the best outcome.\n\nThis webinar is approved for one (1) ISA CEU. \nRegister today!
URL:https://ucfsociety.org/event/ucfs-learning-series-log-order-enforcing-tree-preservation-ordinances/
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