Dear Colleagues:


The mission of the International Canopy Network (ICAN) is to promote forest
canopy and forest ecosystem conservation through the integration of
research, education, and environmental outreach activities that concern
forest canopy organisms and interactions. Founded in 1994, ICAN works to
ensure the connectivity of canopy researchers and provide members with
professional benefits. Conservation can begin with education, and 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 to
help us develop and distribute our quarterly newsletter, compile the ICAN
directory, and develop educational and conservation projects. Below, we
outline our future programs and describe how you may get further involved.



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. Please email
us for instructions on how to subscribe.



ICAN’s future educational projects include a video series titled “Treetop
Talks”, which will highlight current researchers in the field and will be
free and available to the public through our website.  We are also planning
to work with local primary school children on the campus of the University
of Utah through an experiential learning series called “Tree for Tots” that
brings faculty members throughout a range disciplines to teach the children
about the importance of trees in their field of study.



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].



To receive these benefits and to support ICAN activities, please consider a
membership. Benefits include:

* Our quarterly newsletter

* The membership directory

* Professional meetings and symposia

* Collaboration with distinguished peers

* Access to databases on canopy research and education (over 7700 citations)



To find out more about a subscription to ICAN, please email
[email protected].



Thank you for supporting ICAN,

Autumn Amici

ICAN Program Coordinator

*Email: [email protected]
<[email protected]>*



and



Nalini Nadkarni

President


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Autumn Amici
ICAN Program Coordinator
[email protected]

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