Canopy Conversations: Recent Episodes
IFSA - International Forestry Students' Association
Canopy Conversations is the brand-new podcast by the International Forestry Students’ Association that brings the IFSA experience to you - wherever you are in the world. Every episode, a guest is invited to talk about their area of expertise, forestry, and of course IFSA. These conversations allow us to deep-dive into current forest topics and the stories of inspiring people. If you have any questions, suggestions or ideas for episodes, reach out to us by contacting podcast@ifsa.net.
Join host Emmanuel and his special guest, Kamana Poudel, Regional Representative of Northern America (2023/2024 Term), for actionable strategies to conquer your dissertation.
In this episode, you'll learn:
Clear explanations of various dissertation writing styles
The essential components that make a strong thesis stand out ✨
Effective structuring techniques for optimal clarity and flow
Actionable tips and tools to manage research, writing, and deadlines like a pro ⏱️
Methods to overcome writer's block, procrastination, and other writing roadblocks
Taming the Thesis is your one-stop shop for conquering your thesis with confidence. Join the supportive community of students taking control of their dissertation journey!
GLF Nairobi 2023 was themed on the need to craft “A New Vision for Earth”. This year it was held from 11-12 October in Nairobi Kenya at the World Agroforestry Centre. This Episode of canopy conversations was between the Host; Emmanuel and the IFSA Secretary Chrispus who was one of the IFSA delegates at the event. Chrispus spoke about his experience, his biggest takeaway from the event, and a lot more.
This special IFSS live episode emphasizes the international connections forged among the forestry students during the International Forestry Student Symposium and how these connections contribute to a deeper understanding of the uniqueness of forests worldwide.
This Episode focus on the experiences, and successes of LC member in promoting IFSA's mission in their local communities.
In this episode of the IFSA podcast, we will be featuring Volodymyr Kravets, who recently served as a delegate to the 27th Conference of the Parties (COP 27) in Egypt. Volodymyr will share his experience at COP 27, including the discussions and negotiations that took place and the outcomes that were reached. He will also provide insights into the role of youth in international forestry and climate action.Objectives: To provide listeners with a first-hand account of the COP 27 negotiations and outcomes * To highlight the importance of youth participation in international forestry and climate action * To inspire listeners to get involved in international forestry and climate action, whether through IFSA or other organizations*
GLF Climate Forest, Food and Finance Frontiers of Change was one of the side events of UNFCCC COP26 organized by the Global Landscapes Forum at the University of Glasgow in Scotland.
In this episode we talked with Anna Bucci and Augusta Senessie about their experience at the conference as youth coordinator and panelist respectively. We also discussed the biggest takeaways from these inspiring women and the role of youth in these events and policy processes.
For reviewing the GLF Climate Forest, Food and Finance Frontiers of Change conference visit: https://www.youtube.com/c/GlobalLandscapesForum
For more information and opportunities at GLF go to:
https://www.globallandscapesforum.org/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/globallandscapesforum/
https://www.instagram.com/globallandscapesforum/?hl=en
https://twitter.com/GlobalLF
For more information and opportunities at Walinda Lingo:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/walinda-lingo-206978200/
https://twitter.com/WalindaLingo
https://www.instagram.com/walindalingo/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmtkQ28GWD6ZEDslGE1A7-w
More information about IFSA: www.ifsa.net
Find IFSA on social media by searching for: “IFSAdotnet”
For questions and suggestions, email us at podcast@ifsa.net
This episode is hosted and produced by Agustin Rosello Hinrichs.
IFSA’s annual regional meetings were moved online this year. In this episode we talked about the challenges and success stories of the Remote Regional Meetings with the head of APRM organising committee and Regional Representative Yu-Tung Hung and the Membership Councilor Daniel Guerra.
Some of the RRM sessions are available on the IFSA youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/IFSAInternationalForestryStudentsAssociation
More information about IFSA: https://ifsa.net/
Find IFSA on social media by searching for “IFSAdotnet”.
For questions and suggestions, email us at podcast@ifsa.net.
This episode is hosted by Barbara Öllerer and Alina Lehikoinen, and was edited by Damiano Cilio.
GLF Bonn 2020 Digital Conference was not postponed, but taken online. In this episode we talked to Frederik Buchholz and Celina Schelle about their experiences at the conference as participants and workshop organisers. We also discussed the role of forestry for food security and what implications the current development around online conferences along with the pandemic might have on youth engagement in international platforms.
The CIFOR publication on the role of forests for food security and nutrition (Sunderland, T. et al. 2013) that Frederik mentioned can be read free of charge here: https://www.cifor.org/knowledge/publication/4103/
The UNFF: https://www.un.org/esa/forests/
More information about IFSA: https://ifsa.net/
Find IFSA on social media by searching for “IFSAdotnet”.
For questions and suggestions, email us at podcast@ifsa.net.
This episode is hosted by Barbara Öllerer and Alina Lehikoinen, and was edited by Damiano Cilio.
In this episode we talked to Annebel Soer and Simone Massaro from the IFSA COVID-19 Taskforce about the effects of the pandemic on IFSA.
The COVID-19 Info Center: https://ifsa.net/covid19/
More information about IFSA: https://ifsa.net/
Find IFSA on social media by searching for “IFSAdotnet”.
For questions and suggestions, email us at podcast@ifsa.net.
This episode is hosted by Barbara Öllerer and Alina Lehikoinen, and was edited by Damiano Cilio.