Bruce Cabarle Email & Phone Number

Alexandria, VA, US

Washington DC

Nature-based solutions for climate change, people & forests(Industry codes: 63, 201, 298

Washington DC

Forest Trends is an international non-profit organization that works to expand the value of forests to society; to promote sustainable forest management and conservation by creating and capturing market values for ecosystem services; to support innovative projects and companies that are developing these new markets; and to enhance the livelihoods of local.

Bristol, United Kingdom

www.partnershipsforforests.com

Washington D.C. Metro Area

http://www.concentricsustainability.com/Provide advisory services on business strategy development, program management and evaluation, and capital fundraising at the nexus of climate change, communities, commerce & conservation. * Advisor, J.M. Kaplan Fund Innovative Prize to addess the most pressing needs in the US via social sector innovation..

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Provide vision, strategy, and communications across WWF's global network of offices for an international campaign to value tropical forestst for their local social benefits and their environmental role in mitigating global climate change as both a sink and a source of CO2 emissions (REDD-plus).Define WWF's advocacy positions for international negotiations.

Resources for the Future improves environmental and natural resource policymaking worldwide through objective social science research of the highest caliber. Through pioneering work in forest economics over many decades, Resources for the Future scholars have made influential contributions to U.S. public lands policy, timber supply and trade, and to the.

New Haven, CT

The Global Institute of Sustainable Forestry established in 2000 continues this tradition. It's mission is to integrate, strengthen and direct the School's forestry research, education and outreach to address the challenges of sustaining forests in the 21st century and a globalized world. Since its founding in 1900, the Yale School of Forestry &.

Alexandria VA

http://www.tropicalforestfoundation.org/Emeritus Director & former Board executive committee member, at-large (1999-08). Supporting reduced impact logging training, auditing of forest management practices and product chain-of-custody systems in Brazil, Guyana, Indonesia & Gabon, introduction of RIL-verified product into the US market.

Washington DC

Developed and secured approval from executive team for $20 million/ 5yr strategic plan to reduce CO2 emissions from deforestation and forest degradation (REDD+) in WWF priority conservation landscapes in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Indonesia and Peru.Provided strategic vision, program development, fundraising, technical assistance and learning.

Built public-private partnerships to combat illegal logging and support continuous improvement of forestry and product supply chain management practices to increase economic, environmental and social benefits of trade with fortune 500 companies such as WalMart, The Home Depot, Kimberly Clark and Catalyst Paper.Raised operating capital to run global.

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Led strategic planning process to set new business targets, update performance measures, standardize contracting, monitoring/reporting systems, branding and communications guidelines and the establishment of an external advisory panel.Renegotiated agreements based on the above template with subsidiaries in 20 countries. Secured renewed financial support.

Portland, Oregon Area

co-founder and past executive-committee board-member, including for predecessor organizations: Certified Forests Products Council and the Forest Products Buyers Group, to build a business association of leadership US companies to drive sustainability through the value-chain for independently certified wood products that support healthy forests and.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Overviewhttp://sustainableforests.net/docs/2004/NCSSF%20Presentation.pdfFinal report:http://ncseonline.org/sites/default/files/C3-NCSSF%20Final%20Report.pdf

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

By combining forces in the WWF/World Bank Global Forest Alliance and working with partners in government, civil society, and the business sector, the Alliance partners leverage support and results to reverse the process of forest loss and degradation, increase forest cover and quality, and harness the potential of forest lands to secure livelihoods and.

Globally

Designed and facilitated consultative processes for domestic civil society representatives to engage in national forest planning processes in Latin America and Asia.Developed, secured funding and implemented capacity building program for domestic civil society groups to conduct forest policy analysis, advocacy and community forest programs in Latin America.

Oaxaca, Mexico

Board Chair (1995-6)Board vice Chair (1993-4)Interim Board of Directors (1992-93)* Lead negotiator & editor of the original FSC "Principles & Criteria for Responsible Forest Management."* Designed protocol and presided over first FSC General Assembly (Oaxaca 1996).* Closed negotiations on first portfolio of accreditations for independent certification.

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Interim Head of Forestry Bureau during transition of administration including preparation and presentation to incoming Secretary of bureau-wide programs, budget, strategy and special initiativesLed inventory project to assess the status and condition of forest resources across 6 different management units across the Island of Puerto Rico in the.

Program Certificate, Organizational Leadership

Completed 2 courses customed designed for WWF leaders from around the world focusing on innovation, management, team building and.

Masters, Forest Management

Activities and Societies: Forestry Club Vice President Yale Judo Club memberConcentration on Silviculture at the School of Forestry &.

B.S., Natural Resource Management

Cook College: Agricultural Sciences and Environmental Studies