CSIN Learning Event #40 (WMV - 78 MB) took place on April 3, with presentations from Dr. Margot Parkes (Network for Ecosystem Sustainability and Health), Mike Puddister (Credit Valley Conservation), Tatiana Koveshnikova (Credit Valley Conservation), Dr. Lorna Medd (Cowichan Watershed Board) and Steve Litke (Fraser Basin Council). The presenters offered perspectives on the challenges of measuring indicators for human health and well-being in watershed management programs.
CSIN Learning Event webinar #39 (WMV - 43 MB) took place on March 7 with presenter Alex de Sherbinin explaining target setting in environmental indicators. Watch the webinar recording now!
CSIN Learning Event webinar #38 (WMV - 48 MB) took place on Feb 21 with presenter Lyle Wray discussing the Community Results Toolkit - From Community Indicators to Results. Watch the webinar recording now!
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»CSIN Advisory Committee
The volunteer CSIN Advisory Committee teleconferences 3-4 times per year to discuss CSIN goals, activities and long-term plans.
Current committee members are:
- Carissa Wieler, Masters Candidate, John F. Kennedy University
- Christa Rust, CSIN Coordinator with Measurement and Assessment Program, International Institute for Sustainable Development
- Darren Swanson, Measurement and Assessment Program, International Institute for Sustainable Development
- Dennis O'Farrell, Environmental Reporting Research, Statistics Canada
- Douglas Worts, Independent Consultant
- John Robinson, Sustainable Development Research Institute, University of British Columbia
- Lara Yacob, Ontario Ministry of Research and Innovation & PhD Candidate University of Waterloo
- László Pintér, Measurement and Assessment Program, International Institute for Sustainable Development
- Malcolm Shookner, Nova Scotia Community Counts
- Mark Rowsell, Eastern Ontario Model Forest
- Michael Keating, Sustainability Reporting Program
- Steve Litke, Fraser Basin Council
- Tony Genco, Downsview Park, Toronto
Membership on the CSIN Advisory Committee reflects the diversity of CSIN membership as a whole with representation of government, consulting, academic, community and NGO interests.
CSIN Advisory Committee Terms of Reference (PDF - 65 kb)