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Provincial Scale

Some of AFER’s work spans more than one region within Ontario. For example, our report on significant eastern hemlock orests in Southern Ontario spans the distance from the Windsor-Long Point Region in the southwest through to the Thousand Islands Region in the northeast. And our report on roadless areas includes the entire Province of Ontario. We strive to provide forest conservation science that informs the most pressing issues facing society, and that can be used to effect the changes required to meet these challenges. Many of these changes must happen at the provincial level through restoration and creation of legislation that matches the immense value of natural ecosystems to achieving a version of sustainability that carries into the future based on maintaining a healthy, functional earth.

Publications

Research Reports

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Conserving Southern Ontario’s Eastern Hemlock Forests: Opportunities to Save a Foundation Tree Species.    Appendix 1a. Hemlock Handout. Appendix 1b. HWA detection handout. Appendix 2. Site Descriptions of High  Conservation Value Eastern Hemlock Forests (RR#38, 2019)

 

Thoughts on Refining Gap Analysis in Central Ontario (RR#24, 2000)

 

Thoughts on an Interim Conservation Strategy for Old-Growth Red and White Pine Forests in Ontario (RR#03,  1993)​

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Forest Landscape Baseline Reports

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​Definitions and Types of Old-growth Forests with Ontario Examples (FLB#38, 2020)

 

Minimum Diameters for Old-Growth Trees in Ontario’s Northern Temperate Forests (FLB#36, 2020)

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Rare, Threatened and Endangered Forest Ecosystems in Ontario’s Temperate Forest Region (FLB#34, 2019)

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The Temagami-Algonquin Wildlife Corridor (FLB#22, 2002)

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Affidavit Of Peter A. Quinby In The Ontario Court Case: Algonquin Wildlands League And Friends Of Temagami Vs. The Ontario Ministry Of Natural Resources (FLB#19, 1999)

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Using Multi-Layer Vegatation Data and Slope Position to Refine Biodiversity Assessment in Central Ontario: Preliminary Results (FLB#18, 1999)

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Recommendations for Protected Areas in Central Ontario: Presentation to the Lands for Life, Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Round Table Committee (FLB#16, 1997)

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Characteristics of Ancient Forest Landscapes Larger than 20,000 Hectares in the Lake Temagami Site Region of Ontario (FLB#12, 1996) 

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An Overview of Ancient Forest Ecology in the Lake Temagami Site Region (FLB#11, 1996)

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Towards a Superior-Temagami Corridor (FLB#10, 1995)

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Preliminary Results Bulletins

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A rapid survey of Oakview Woods: an old-growth forest in Wasaga Beach Provincial Park, Ontario (PRB#05, 2018)

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