Events

This TREX, scheduled for April 24 to May 5, 2023, in Bend, Oregon, will focus on fire-adapted ecosystems, fire effects and treatment effectiveness monitoring, outreach, prescribed fire planning and operations, and position taskbook training opportunities. Details are available in a flyer and an announcement; applications are due by February 15. To learn more and register, visit https://www.conservationgateway.org/ConservationPractices/FireLandscapes/HabitatProtectionandRestoration/Training/TrainingExchanges/Pages/Upcoming-Training-Exchanges.aspx.  

Please join us for the Yale Forest Forum Spring 2023 Speaker Series Webinar entitled “Smallholder planted forests and trees for climate, restored landscapes, and human livelihoods” held on Tuesdays 12:00-13:00 ET from January 17-April 25th (Webinars not held March 14 and March 21). The YFF Speaker Series is hosted by The Forest School at the […]

Join us for the two-part Science for Managers webinar series cohosted by: Dr. Jerry Miller, Blanton J. Whitmire Professor of Environmental Science at Western Carolina University Dr. Mark Lord, Professor of Geology at Western Carolina University Dr. Jeanne Chambers, emeritus senior scientist with USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station RMRS emeritus senior scientist Jeanne Chambers. Part […]

Join us for a special presentation by Stephen Pyne, author of The Pyrocene Monday, on the evening of May 1st, Open to the Public! WORKSHOP KEYNOTES: Monica Lear, Station Director, USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station Chris Swanston, Director, USDA FS Climate Advisor John Waconda, Indigenous Partner Program Director, The Nature Conservancy The conference is […]

A revolution in our understanding of forests – what they are and their value to human society – occurred during the last 60 years, and it began with research on the nature of the old-growth conifer forests of the Pacific Northwest. We know them now as biologically rich, structurally complex ecosystems that fulfill many important […]

This workshop will provide an update on causes, trends and future projections of Douglas-fir decline and mortality in Southwest Oregon. Practitioners will receive tools for assessing Douglas-fir mortality risk at the individual, tree, stand and landscape scales. Presenters will describe strategies for managing Douglas-fir decline before, during and after mortality. This class is being offered […]