Economic Valuation of native forests managed for multiple use

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• From: JOHN STEPHENS <stephens.john@epo.gov.on.ca>
• Date: Tue, 26 Apr 1994 20:06:01 +0300
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          Brian J. Turner
          Dept. of Forestry
          School of Resource and Environmental Management
          Australian National University
          Canberra, ACT
          Australia 0200
          
          Brian;
          
          In response to your request for information re: names/contacts of
          person with experience in the Economic Valuation of natural forests
          managed for multiple uses,  The Forest Values Project of the
          Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources, headed by Laurie Gravelines, 
          has been conducting projects in the following headings:
          
                    Industrial Values
                    Non-Industrial Values
                    Socio-Economic Values
          
          Work on these areas has been conducted by the Forest Values staff
          (all three of us) in conjunction with several private consultants
          and collaborative research agreements.
          
          Among the project areas of possible interest are the Quantification
          of Residual Values, Moose, Deer and Parks Travel Cost Analysis,
          Regional Economic Impact Model, and the Socio-Economic Impact
          Model.
           
          In addition, we have released the following documents, which may be
          of interest:
          Forest Values Backgrounder (an economics/Forest Values "primer"),
          Ontario's Stumpage History and Procedures,
          Measuring Unpriced Values in Ontario's Forests: An Economic
          Perspective Annotated Bibliography,
          Comparative Approaches to Funding Forest Management Activities,
          Quantification of Timber Values - Northern Model,
          Regional Economic Impact Model (REIM) - training manual
          Regional Economic Impact Model (REIM) - users manual
          
          
          For further information, please contact Laurie Gravelines at:
          
                    Laurie Gravelines
                    Ministry of Natural Resources
                    70 Foster Drive, Suite 400
                    Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario
                    Canada
                    P6A 6V5
          
                    telephone: (705) 945-5833
                    FAX: (705) 945-6605
          
                    internet:  gravell@gov.on.ca

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