Date	Speaker	Affiliation	Topic	Location
September 24th	Anna Thompson	University of Otago (NZ)	Conservation Parks: lands of opportunity for families in the outdoors of Aotearoa, New Zealand	7-150
October 1st	Peter Kevan	University of Guelph	Alliances between beneficial insects, plants and fungi pollinate, protect, and promote crop production	7-150 To be followed by the NRES Grad Icebreaker/Poster Session
October 6th	John Neville	President of BC Nature	Voices of the Night: the Owls of British Columbia	7 PM in 7-238 (Weldwood) Co-hosted by the UNBC TWS Student Chapter and the Prince George Naturalist Club
October 15th	Craig Farnden	UBC	Seeing the forest beyond the trees: Do BC’s reforestation standards contribute to SFM?	7-150
October 22nd	James Gray-Donald	Assoc. VP Sustainability Leader, Sears Canada	Leadership for Change: Sears commits to becoming carbon neutral	7-150
October 29th	Steve Helle	UNBC	Bioenergy for a Green University	7-150
November 5th	TBA		No Colloquium	No Colloquium
November12th	Mark Fercho	City of Prince George	Community sustainability in plain language	7-150
November19th	Paul Sanborn	UNBC	Soil Change and Soil Resilience: Lessons from Natural Experiments on Multiple Time Scales	7-150
November26th	Brent Murray	UNBC	Microsatellite analysis of the western Canadian mountain pine beetle epidemic	7-150
December 1st	Olav Hjeljord	Norwegian University of Life Sciences	High density Scandinavian moose populations - how to maintain high quality animals?	7-212 (Note special room and time)
December 3rd	Briony Penn	Adjunct professor (University of Victoria), artist and writer	Carbon, Carbon Offsets, Saving Sinks or Switching Fuels: A Series of Questions to Guide Future Research on a Forest Carbon Economy	7-238 (Note Room Change)

            

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