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The innovative and ergonomic shape of the angled blower tube provides a natural working position. The BGA 160 features an easy-to-use cruise control that allows users to set the speed and remove their finger from the trigger, so they can focus on the job at hand. With a virtually maintenance-free brushless motor and weather-resistant design, the BGA 160 is not only powerful but also built to stand the test of time.  \nWWW.STIHL.CA  \nBattery Power. Made by STIHL.  \nCONTENTS  \nINTRODUCTION  4   \n4 President’s Message  \n5 Executive Director’s Note  \n6 Your OWA at Work: The Quinte Woodland Conference Makes a Triumphant Comeback!  \n8 What is International Standard Serial Number? What is Legal Deposit?  \n10 Advocacy and Outreach: CFO Days on the Hill  \nACT LOCALLY…THINK GLOBALLY  11   \n12 Better Than You Found It: a Summary of Barb and Eric Boysen’s Keynote Presentation  \n14 Woodlot Owners Panel: A Summary of Talks by Jamie Fortune, Glenda Jones, Tom Adamchick and Jean Saint-Pierre  \n18 Decreasing the Effects of Forest Loss on Biodiversity: a Summary of Dr. Lenore Fahrig’s Presentation, Carleton University  \n20 Small Forest Owners in Europe: Insights from the Mediterranean Model Forest Network: A Summary of Presentations by Toni Ventre and Pablo Sabin  \n22 We Do not Own the Land, We are Just Caretakers for a Little While: Limerick Forest Tour  \n24 River Cruise on the Ottawa Queen  \n26 Proceedings of the International Model Forest Network Global Forum 2025  \nWOODLAND LIVING  47   \n48 Meet the Artisan: Neil Dunning, Brant Chapter  \n50 Member Profile: Fred Somerville, Somerville Nurseries Inc.  \n52 Passages: Alan Percy Wells, York-Durham Chapter  \n53 Featured Recipe: There is Nothing Quite Like a Wild Blueberry Pie  \n54 Woodland Bingo  \nWOODLAND SCIENCE & SKILL  55   \n56 Carbon Stocks and Sequestration Rates: In Ontario’s Conifer Plantations are Increased by Active Sustainable Forest Management  \n60 Catastrophic Wind Events and Climate Change in Ontario – What do the Data Suggest?  \n63 Birds Canada Featured Bird: Purple Finch  \n64 Every Species Counts in the Woodland Ecosystem  \nWOODLAND BUSINESS  67   \n68 From Woodlots to City: Evolving my Career in Urban Forestry  \n70 Selecting Trees to Cut for Firewood  \n72 A Treasure from the Attic: Excerpts from a Scaling Journal Describing Logging Along the North Shore in the Late 1800s  \n75 A Watershed Moment: Collaborative Action Against Ontario’s Invasive Phragmites  \n77 Managing for Big Trees and Recreation in Norfolk  \nThe Ontario Woodlander—An Ontario Woodlot Association Quarterly. 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