This year’s Alaska SAF annual meeting focuses on how managing for forests for wildlife habitat and wildfire mitigation impacts rural life in Alaska, both socially and economically. The meeting will start in Fairbanks. On the way to Tok, attendees will see forest management practices that mitigate wildfire and improve wildlife habitat; a stop will also […]
This annual meeting, hosted by EPA Region 10 and a team of partners, provides an opportunity for air quality, land management, public health, academia, community, and other professionals to collaborate on wildfire smoke and related issues. The agenda will include information and discussion on the latest policies, tools, resources, and smoke management approaches, with a […]
Join the Oregon Forest Resources Institute (OFRI) for an introduction on Oregon's forest protection laws and an overview of the newly updated illustrated manual. To register for this webinar, visit https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_tA1BJ5JQQcSTSllhImhj9w#/registration.
Synopsis: In this 3-part online-based participatory retreat/workshop we will explore the deep connection human cultures have forged with trees and forests and how these ‘arboreal’ cultures are expressed today. We will investigate the evolutionary past of tree-beings and explore their importance to the world’s religious and mythological systems. We will track the history of the modernist […]
Come and talk to Patrick Shults, WSU Extension Forester and Board President of Agroforestry Northwest about forest farming in Washington State. Patrick will give an overview of forest farming efforts, research, and resources in our area, including promising opportunities to increase and supplement farm and forest owner income. He will give a short presentation and […]
Synopsis: In this 3-part online-based participatory retreat/workshop we will explore the deep connection human cultures have forged with trees and forests and how these ‘arboreal’ cultures are expressed today. We will investigate the evolutionary past of tree-beings and explore their importance to the world’s religious and mythological systems. We will track the history of the modernist […]
Will your home survive a wildfire? Do you know what part of your home is most vulnerable to fire? Visit the Tillamook Forest Center for answers to these questions, free information, demonstrations, and more with a wildfire awareness month kick-off celebration on Saturday, May 3rd. Displays and information about how to protect your home from […]
The Washington State Society of American Foresters is thrilled to invite members to attend year’s annual meeting. The meeting’s theme, 125 Years of Forestry in Washington – Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Future, invites us to celebrate over a century of forestry excellence, reflect on our rich history, and look forward to the future of our […]
Join us at the Bird Alliance of Oregon Wildlife Sanctuary for the Forestry for the Birds: Western Oregon Workshop. This event will gather landowners, land managers, and bird enthusiasts to explore practical ways to enhance bird habitat in Oregon’s forests. Joe Liebezeit, expert birder from Bird Alliance of Oregon, and Jake Barker, OSU Extension Forester, will guide discussions […]
What can the rings of trees tell us? Cutting edge research is revealing that tree rings hold more information than simply a tree’s age. Each ring can teach us something about the past climate, local cultures, ecosystems, and even help reconstruct the history of wildfire. Develop a shared understanding of the ecological and social history […]
Anna Wemple, Umpqua Reforestation Coordinator with the National Forest Foundation, will share a compelling story on the efforts being done to reforest the Umpqua National Forest post-wildfire. She will share how the National Forest Foundation is taking the lead on this effort to increase capacity and highlight the challenges faced and what is being done […]
Come along on an exciting forest field tour of three moist forests sites on BLM O&C and CTCLUSI lands northwest of Eugene, Oregon, where innovative dendrochronological (i.e. tree ring) studies -- are revealing new research insights on fire histories, forest conditions and Indigenous forest stewardship dating back hundreds of years. Date and Time: May 20, […]
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