Home About Us Mission, Vision, Goals, Values Governing Committees Public Policy Partners & Supporters Strategic Plan Staff & Careers Annual Report (13 MB) AFF's New Structure AFF Research Partners Group News Press Releases Forest Facts Public Policy Publications Events Carbon Sequestration AFF Research Partners Group Support Us Shop Contact Us e-Newsletter Sign Up   Operating Committee Partnerships for Southern Forests Conservation Incentives Prescribed Fire Invasive Species Publications Forests for Watersheds & Wildlife Forest-Climate Working Group Environmental Education PreK-12 PLT for Grades PreK-8 PLT for Grades 9-12 Recognizing Excellence Training & Professional Development Professional Development Workshops for Educators Issues Education for Adult Audiences Communities in Action GreenWorks! Service-Learning Grants GreenSchools! Program Connecting Children to Nature ATFS Certification Family Forests Forest Facts Recognizing Excellence Future Sustainability New Markets Partners & Resources Forest-Climate Working Group The Forest-Climate Working Group (FCWG) is made up of diverse organizations that want to find consensus on how forests can play a meaningful role in addressing global warming.  In order to build and achieve consensus, the organizations are engaging in a series of Dialogues on forest-climate issues. Presentations from April 3rd & 4th Dialogue held in Washington, DC. The Case for Forests in Climate Policy — Eric Huxthausen, The Nature Conservancy Carbon Offsets: Current Proposals and Likely Issues — Christopher Galik, Nicholas Institute at Duke University   Carbon Offsets: Current Proposals and Likely Issues — Neil Sampson, The Sampson Group Allowance Awards: Current Proposals and Likely Major Issues — Dan Lashof, Natural Resources Defense Council Adaptation Funding: Current Proposals and Likely Major Issues — John Kostyack, National Wildlife Federation Related Material Forests and climate change: A convenient truth? (Edinburgh: Forestry Commission Communications Branch,  2007) DVD. Produced by the United Kingdom Forestry Commission.