The YFF Leadership Seminar Series is a series of informal talks by people working in some aspect of forestry or forest-related enterprise, on the scale from the local (indeed sometimes the molecular) to the global, coming from NGOs, industry, government, academia, and any other profession that touches on forests, trees and the history of their interaction with humans.

With occasional exceptions, talks take place Thursdays at noon, in Marsh Rotunda, 360 Prospect St.  You bring questions, we provide food and beverages.

"Twenty Years of the Largest Network of Protected Areas in the World: who gets what and why in the multi-level governance of the European Union's biodiversity conservation policy?"

"Funding Innovative Conservation in New York City"

"Circumnavigating the Iron Triangle -- My Experience As a Lobbyist, Senior Congressional Staffer, and Executive Branch Political Appointee"

Daniela Göhler,
Advisor, Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU)
Division KI II 7, International Climate Finance, International Climate Initiative

2012 Wilbur Cross Medalist John D. Aber ’71 BS, ’73 MFS, ’76 PhD – Forestry and Environmental Studies

Professor, Natural Resources, Provost/VP Academic Affairs, University of New Hampshire

"Thinking Like an Ecosystem: From Forests and Pastures, to the Globe”

Kroon Hall, Burke Auditorium – Third Floor, 195 Prospect Street

"The Future You Will Inherit If You Want to Be a Federal Land Manager in the West"

November 15, 2012

Abdul-Moaamen
H. Shogaa
Aldeen, Ph.D.
Assistant Prof. Dr
Department of Horticulture and Forestry, Faculty of Agriculture, Sana'a University
Sana'a, Yemen

"Agroforestry Impacts on Soil Fertility in the Rima'a Valley Yemen"