Maps and Fact Sheets

The IMFN is active in Africa, Asia, North America, South America, Europe and Russia. Strong growth in the Network necessitated discussion on how members could more effectively participate in terms of governance, funding, program planning and strengthening of Network activities. The creation of regional networks was seen as the best way to achieve this goal.

The main purpose of IMFN regional networks is to define, articulate and manage a regional program of work related to the sustainable management of forest-based landscapes that reflects the priorities, strengths and opportunities that are unique to the region. They also facilitate regional communications and knowledge exchange, capacity building and funding opportunities for existing Model Forests, as well as those expected to join the Network.

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ARGENTINA
Formoseño
Futaleufú
Jujuy
Neuquén
San Pedro
Tucumán

BOLIVIA
Chiquitano

BRAZIL
Mata Atlántica
Pandeiros

CAMEROON
Campo Ma'an
Dja et Mpomo

CANADA
Clayquot Forest Community
Resources North
Foothills
Prince Albert
Manitoba
Lake Abitibi
Northeast Superior
Eastern Ontario
le Bourdon
Cree Research Development
Lac-Saint-Jean
Fundy
Nova Forest Alliance
Newfoundland and Labrador

CHILE
Araucarias del Alto Malleco
Cachapoal
Chiloé
Panguipulli

CHINA
Lin’an

COSTA RICA
Reventazón

COLOMBIA
Risaralda



CUBA
Sabanas de Manacas

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Sabana Yegua
Yague del Norte
Colinas Bajas - Under Development

GUATEMALA
Lachuá
Los Altos

HONDURAS
Atlántida
Yoro

INDIA
Kodagu

INDONESIA
Margowitan

JAPAN
Kyoto

MOROCCO
Ifrane - Under development

PARAGUAY
Under development

PHILIPPINES
Ulot Watershed
Carood Watershed

PUERTO RICO
Tierras Adjuntas

RUSSIA
Komi
Kovdozersky
Gassinski
Pskov
Kologrivski

SPAIN
Urbión

SWEDEN
Vilhelmina
Bergslagen

THAILAND
Ngao

TURKEY
Yalova - Under development


 



 

 

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