The award is open to young researchers/students under the age of 30 (at the time of deadline for submission) that are engaged in research and innovation projects that are relevant to sustainable forestry, forest products processing or related bio products in an academic, private/public research or company research organization.
Canada’s national competition is being led by FPAC and will identify 3 finalists, one of whom will be submitted to the global competition. The Canadian finalist will receive $1,500 cash and be entered into the ICFPA global competition. 3 global finalists will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Berlin, Germany, to present at the international event in July 2017.
Further details on the application process, including an application form will be available at fpac.ca/bluesky in August 2016.
Contact: researchdept@humber.ca
