The Socio-economics, Indigenous and Knowledge Management team is a group of three extension specialists working in the areas of Socio-economics, Aboriginal
Forestry, Indigenous Knowledge, and Information and Knowledge Management. The goal of this cluster is to provide extension services that assist our clients
to access research-based information and link researchers and practitioners to resources that will bridge gaps in the human dimensions of resource management
(areas such as economics, community development, culture, values, and public involvement), aboriginal forestry, and information management.
Thanks to the following volunteer working group members for their ongoing guidance:
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- Vic Adamowicz, Sustainable Forest Management Network
- Annie Booth, University of Northern British Columbia
- Jerry Botti, Community Futures Development Corporation
- Victor Cumming, Westcoast CED Consulting Ltd.
- Dennis Fitzgerald, Weyerhaeuser Company Ltd.
- Gerry Fraser, International Forest Products
- Wolfgang Haider, Simon Fraser University
- John Innes, University of British Columbia
- Steve Litke, Fraser Basin Council
- Henry Michel, Penticton Indian Band
- Tom Niemann, BC Ministry of Forests and Range
- John Parkins, Canadian Forest Service
- Cindy Pearce, Mountain Labyrinth Consulting
- Murray Rutherford, Simon Fraser University
- Randy Sunderman, Peak Solutions Consulting
- Stephen Tyler, Adaptive Resource Management, Ltd
- Bill White, Canadian Forest Service
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