Hello,
We at the International Canopy Network would like to invite you to join our
membership in support of canopy science and education!  Here's some info
about our organization.  Please email [email protected] with
questions/inquiries.
Thanks!

INTERNATIONAL CANOPY NETWORK

ICAN exists to facilitate communication among individuals and institutions
concerned with research, education, and conservation of organisms and
interactions in forest canopies.  We believe that conservation begins with
education.  We have found that because the canopy ecosystem in inherently
interesting to many people, it is an ideal tool for the promotion of science
and forest conservation.

ICAN is a growing non-profit organization.  Your membership is critical in
allowing us to develop and distribute our quarterly newsletter, compile the
ICAN directory, and develop educational projects.  Below we have outlined
some of our current programs and how you may get further involved with The
International Canopy Network.

ICAN’s email bulletin board, or listserv, provides an opportunity for
researchers, educators, and others to discuss the many concepts,
perspectives, and objectives associated with forest canopies.  To subscribe
to the list, email < [email protected] > with “subscribe canopy” in
the body of your message.

ICAN maintains and on-line bibliographic citation database of scientific
publications relating to forest canopies.  There are now over 7700 citations
available through our database.

ICAN’s educational projects include the “Ask Doctor Canopy” program.  The
goal is to connect inquisitive students directly with researchers.  Students
contact “Dr. Canopy” and the ICAN office distributes these questions to a
cadre of canopy scientists for answers. Let us know if you would like to be
a “Dr. Canopy”.  ICAN also has a graduate “mini” course in canopy studies,
complete with power point lectures, and PDF reading lists.  CDs of the
course are free to members.  Contact the ICAN office for your copy.

Contribute your latest research, observations, artwork, job postings or
queries, or news about upcoming meetings to our quarterly newsletter, What’s
Up?.  Send contributions to the editor at [email protected].

We hope to continue developing into a practical and effective research,
education, and conservation organization.  Your input will help us reach
that goal.

Best,

Jill Cooper
Office Manager
The International Canopy Network

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