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Minutes that were found with other unrelated materials, includes many duplicates that are found in original files.

CD - Martin Kwiaton Sb GI & SI Study Image Files WinDendro Output Final Thesis Copy

Comparison of height growth and growth intercept model of jack pine plantations and natural stands in northern Ontario Jin-ping GUo and Jian R. Wang

Comparison of Growth intercept and site index models of black spruce plantations and natural stands in Northern Ontario, Canada Martin M. Kwiaton, Jian R. Wang and Doug Reid

Comparison of Growth Intercept and Site Index Models of Black Spruce Plantations and Natural Stands in Northwestern Ontario

Statistical survey of Canadian University Libraries: 2006 - 2007 includes expenditures, collections, personnel, emerging services in libraries, use, facilities and services and salary. Various pages of earlier surveys, working copy of 2007 - 2008 and 2008 - 2009 statistical survey and correspondence concerning discrepancies in surveys.
*File contains documents that are restricted because they contain sensitive personal information.

Two documents containing transcriptions and images of the Silver Islet Cemetery:
"Silver Islet Cemetery," Ontario Genealogical Society, 1982
"Silver Islet Cemetery," 2007.

Includes news clippings, LGBT publications, posters and brochures for local events and services. Also includes materials for training and education programs about LGBTQ issues and homophobia.

Correspondence on more frequent updates to CUSS list and survey and cheque requisitions for CUSS production and SOUL database. Also includes Canada Institute for Scientific and Technical Information (CISTI) commitments and OCUL transfer of duties memo.

The records consist primarily of several decades of research data from the study of water quality in lakes. Prepas, who is Professor Emeritus of Natural Resource Management at Lakehead University, was also formerly employed at the University of Alberta. Much of the research was conducted on Alberta lakes, with some performed in Northwestern Ontario as well. A significant portion of the third accession consists of slides and print photographs showing research activities.

The records also include some teaching notes and course materials, as well as some correspondence and administrative material.

Includes:
Lakehead University Strategic Plan Monitoring Group reports 2000, 2002
Lakehead University Strategic Plan, 1999-2004
Lakehead University’s Strategic Plan 2005-2010
Lakehead University Pandemic Influenza Response Plan (2009)

Order of service materials. Textual documents and art. The LUF was only able to meet on a regular and consistent basis after they got their own building, before then then they met usually only once a month at various locations that were often announced a few weeks before the date of service. Order of service booklets vary.

The Ontario government's planning process for forestry and land management through the late 1990s and early 2000s, represented in the records of the Boreal West Round Table, Lands for Life planning process, and Living Legacy Trust.

Lands for Life was a comprehensive land-use planning process that also considered environmental protection in Ontario. It was announced in February, 1997 by the Minister of Natural Resources. The goal was to address the increasing demands for access to the province's natural resources. It was designed for all areas of the Precambrian shield south of 51 degrees latitude.

The project created three "Round Tables" made up of citizens with knowledge of the land, or who were involved with resource based businesses. The Round Tables were: Boreal West (Northwestern Ontario), Boreal East (Eastern Ontario), and Great Lakes - St. Lawrence (Southern Ontario).

As the Lands for Life project concluded, the Province designated the Living Legacy Trust fund to support land use planning and natural resources and environmental management. This fund ran from 1999 to 2004.

The board would 'check in' with the thoughts and feelings of the congregation by offering surveys and encouraging feedback. In 2009, they launched a formal project to determine the needs of the congregation and prepared a draft of recommendations for "a way forward" to ensure LUF was serving the community in the best way they could.

Correspondence Between Staff Members at the Northern Woman's Bookstore

As the Lands for Life project concluded, the Province designated the Living Legacy Trust fund to support land use planning and natural resources and environmental management. This fund ran from 1999 to 2004, and remaining monies were granted to Lakehead University for related projects.

The records here consist mostly of reports of projects funded by the Trust.

Includes booklets from 2000 onward: received organized together. Includes agendas, announcements, images, and some advertisements.

Owen Sound, Ontario. New house, some travel. Contains sensitive information.

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-note - Living Legacy publications more to follow 2008-19
-Note Boreal forest provence tests used to predict optimal growth and response to climate change. 1. Jack Pine Ashley M. Thomson and William H. Parker

Effects of post harvest silviculture on use of boreal forest stands by amphibians and marten in Ontario by Ian D. Thompson, James A. Baker, Christopher Jastrebski, Jennifer Dacosta, John fryxell and Daniel Corbett

correspondence regarding Annual Report for the LLRP project entitled “The connection between soil quality and sustainability

Part I Overview of the data collected

Part II. Critical Habitat Study

Part III Soil Moisture regimes, bulk density and organic matter content

Part IV Traditional Ecological Knowledge Study

Creation of Ontario Digital Library (ODL) includes booklets, memos, meeting minutes and timelines and progress reports. Also includes correspondence on OhioLINK. Article on Status of Electronic Scholarly Journal Publishing by Lorrin Garson and a proposal to the Ontario Research and Development Challenge Fund.

LUFA Collective Agreement. 2008-2011.

Dissolved and particulate phosphorus concentration and export patterns in headwater streams draining Boreal Plain watersheds one year after experimental forest harvest and postharvest silvicultural activities
Ellie E. Prepas, Janice M. Burke, Gordon Putz and Daniel W. Smith

Associations between watershed characteristics, runoff, and stream water quality: hypothesis development for watershed disturbance experiments and modelling in the Forest Watershed and Riparian Disturbance (FORWARD) project
E. E. Prepas, J. M. Burke, G. Putz and D. W. Smith

The FORWARD Project: Objectives, Framework and initial integration into a Detailed Forest Management Plan in Alberta
by Ellie E. Prepas, Gordon Putz, Daniel W. Smith, Janice M. Burke and J. Douglas MacDonald

Water and Nutrient inputs, outputs, and storage in Canadian Boreal Forest Wetlands: a review
D. Pelster, J.M. Burke, K. Couling, S.H. Luke, D.W. Smith, and E.E. Prepas

Runoff and inorganic nitrogen export from Boreal Plain watersheds six years after wildfire and one years after harvest
David E. Pelster, Janice M. Burke, and Ellie E. Prepas

Artificial neural networks and time series modelling of TP concentration in boreal streams: a comparative approach
Mohamed H. Nour, Daniel W. Smith, Mohamed Gamal El-Din, and Ellie E. Prepas

Neural networks modelling of streamflow, phosphorus and suspended solids: application to the Canadian Boreal forest
M.H. Nour, D.W. Smith, Gamal El-Din and E.E. Prepas

A multi-species, process based vegetation simulation module to simulate successional forest regrowth after forest disturbance in daily time step hydrological transport models
J.D. MacDonald, J.R. Kiniry, G. Putz and E.E. Prepas

Incorporating water quantity and quality modelling into forest management
by Xiangfei Li, Mohamed H. Nour, Daniel W. Smith, Ellie E. Prepas, Gordon Putz, and Brett M. Watson

Plant Growth simulation for landscape-scale hydrological modelling
J.R. Kiniry, J.D. MacDonald, Armen R. Kemanian, Brett Watson, Gordon Putz & Ellie E. Prepas

Improved estimation of wetland cover in the western Canadian Boreal Forest
Kendra Couling, Ellie E. Prepas, and Daniel W. Smith