PPT-MRV in the International Context and What Makes a Successful Forest Carbon Project

Dr Letty B Brown GHG Verification Forester Todays Agenda Overview Forest Carbon Projects Verification 101 Anatomy of an Audit Successful Projects Whats Next in Forest Carbon Why Forests. Development of New Sampling Methodologies and Protocols. Mark . Ducey. duceyscience@gmail.com . or. mark.ducey@unh.edu. Overview. Brief Introduction. Methodology Development Goals. Candidate Areas for New Methods. Christopher W. Woodall, Research Forester, U.S. Forest Service, St. Paul, MN . Grant Domke. Sean Healey. John . Coulston. James Smith. Andrew Gray. Co-Authors. Outline. Where we’ve been…. Where we are at…. . Multi-Scale Study of Chemical . Vapor. Infiltrated Carbon/Carbon Composites. Igor . I. . Tsukrov. , University of New Hampshire, . DMR 0806906. Chemical vapor infiltrated carbon/carbon composites have a complex hierarchical microstructure that has to be considered on submicron (. climate change and chestnut restoration.. Arjan. De Bruijn. 1,2. , . Eric . Gustafson. 2. , . Brian . Sturtevant. 2. , Nathanael Lichti. 1. ,Douglass . F. Jacobs. 1*. ,. . Purdue . University, West Lafayette, . experienced venture capital firms; successful entrepreneurs apparentAnother piece of evidence in support of the entrepreneurial skill hypothesis is that trepreneurs raise funding for thnd at an earlie Kickoff meeting . January 20, 2011. 1. The Plan. Brief project history. Who we are: . Intro to co-investigators and collaborators. What we proposed to do: . Review goals and products. How and when we’ll do it: . Israel Amezcua Torrijos. Climate. . Change. . Director. Pronatura Sur, A.C. . es . una organización mexicana dedicada a la Conservación de los ecosistemas y sus procesos, promoviendo modos de vida diversos y equitativos en armonía con la Tierra.. Bioeconomy. and the importance of . Biocultural. Protocols. The . bioeconomy. actively promotes the increased consumption and production of biomass based products, including in particular wood. REDD+ = Performance-based payments: a country or actors within that country receives a payment for storing or sequestering a certain amount of carbon through forest-related activities (conservation, improved logging, plantation establishment, restoration);. Dr. . J.V.Sharma. , Senior Fellow. TERI. 7. th. Annual National Workshop on Sustainable Forest Management through Community Participation. 16. th. April, 2015. Global Objectives on Forests. Reverse the loss of forest cover worldwide through sustainable forest management (SFM), including protection, restoration, afforestation and reforestation, and increase efforts to prevent forest degradation;. Karis. . Mc. . Farlane. , . Claire Phillips. —LLNL-DOE. Ankur. Desai, Erika Marin-. Spiota. —UW-Madison. Hypothesized impacts of canopy removal on soil carbon. Increased decomposition (more light, heat, moisture). Approaches to Measuring Forest Carbon Stocks. Approaches to Measuring Forest Carbon Fluxes. Dynamic Behavior of Forest Carbon Stocks . Separately for each key component:. Present:. Live C. Dead C. Soil C. Presented to:. State of California, Department of General Services. EPP Task Force PCRC Paper Forum. Wednesday, June 24, 2009. By: Reid Miner. NCASI, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA. With significant contributions from. Nadia Tase. Senior Environmental Scientist. Climate Change and Forest Inventory. Fire and Resources Assessment Program (FRAP). CA Dep’t of Forestry and Fire Protection (CALFIRE). nadia.tase@fire.ca.gov. Photosynthesis. Cellular Respiration.  . Biological Carbon Cycle. Carbon enters all food webs, both terrestrial and aquatic, through . autotrophs. (usually through photosynthesis). Heterotrophs . consume the organic molecules, and the organic carbon is passed through food chains and webs..