John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
The 18th North American Forest Biology Workshop, sponsored by the
Physiology and Genetics Working Groups of the Society of American
Foresters, will be hosted by the School of Forest Resources and
Environmental Science, Michigan Technological University, July 11-15,
2004. The Workshop theme will be "Managing Forest Resources in the 21st
Century: An Integrated Approach". The meeting will focus on the state of
the North American forest resource featuring the expansive forests of the
Upper Midwest, current environmental challenges, and how to preserve
ecological function while providing for an increasing diversity of demands from society. The vast aquatic and forest ecosystems, and rich history
make Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula an ideal venue for this year's
meeting. Daily flights from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport make travel to Houghton convenient and a great place to vacation before or after the meeting. For more information on the meeting program, travel and housing, and vacation opportunities visit the meeting website at www.forestbiology.org.
Dr. S.W. Hallgren
Physiology and Genetics Working Groups of the Society of American
Foresters, will be hosted by the School of Forest Resources and
Environmental Science, Michigan Technological University, July 11-15,
2004. The Workshop theme will be "Managing Forest Resources in the 21st
Century: An Integrated Approach". The meeting will focus on the state of
the North American forest resource featuring the expansive forests of the
Upper Midwest, current environmental challenges, and how to preserve
ecological function while providing for an increasing diversity of demands from society. The vast aquatic and forest ecosystems, and rich history
make Michigan's beautiful Upper Peninsula an ideal venue for this year's
meeting. Daily flights from Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport make travel to Houghton convenient and a great place to vacation before or after the meeting. For more information on the meeting program, travel and housing, and vacation opportunities visit the meeting website at www.forestbiology.org.
Dr. S.W. Hallgren
