Forest Carbon and Climate Community

The Forest Carbon and Climate Community provides resources and a professional network for individuals who have participated in the graduate certificate and other activities in the Forest Carbon and Climate Program. Members in the online community receive news on policies and methodologies, internal networking and opportunities for research and employment. An online portal allows continued access to resources, contacts and online tools. Invited participants reflect individuals from NGOs, private interests, graduate students, government and natural resource managers.

All current and past participants of the Graduate Certificate in Forest Carbon Science, Policy, and Management, current and past participants of non-formal educational programming, and engaged experts are invited to participate in the Community. If you'd like to request access to the Community, please contact forestc@msu.edu to see if you are eligible. 

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