For the February meeting, Shannon Murray, the program director for the Elliott State Research, will provide an update on the Elliot State Forest. The presentation will be held in Zoom and advance registration is required. https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMtdeutpzIsGtEzvS8uRUvg3bBVyUqvRsUL CFEs will be available. Please contact Bob Thomas at: orforester(at)hotmail.com.
Dr. Eisenberg will share her personal journey and lessons learned as a Native American woman in science, from her early academic work with mentor Nina Leopold Bradley, to her work with Indigenous people globally as Chief Scientist at Earthwatch Institute, to the work she is doing today in North America, building respectful collaboration between Tribal […]
Feb. 24-26, Eugene, OR Contact: oregonloggingconference.com
Presenter: Dr. Klaus Puettmann, Oregon State University This webinar highlights results from various large-scale, long-term studies. General vegetation response trends after restoration treatments were highly predictable, but most responses were spatially very variable. Thus, accounting for the variability in initial conditions at neighborhood and stand scales in the prescription of restoration treatments is crucial for […]
Take time during the off-season for forestry education Is it time to sharpen the saw of your forestry knowledge? Do you want to learn new things about enjoying and caring for your property? Do you want to learn things like: – How to make your trees more resilient in a changing climate – Heat, drought, […]
The Forest Health in Oregon: State of the State conference occurs every other year and is meant to summarize forest health issues in Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. The focus is on major forest insect and pathogen activity and emerging issues, as well as weather phenomena, such as drought and heat waves, and of course […]
Planning is the key to getting everything in order for your future treatments. We will discuss what is included in management plans, defining your specific objectives, keeping track and recording previous work you have done to ensure you are prepared for future treatment activities. Instructor: John Rizza CEUs are available. For instructions on how to […]
Register and join us to celebrate what’s happening in 2022 with the Women’s Forest Congress, be inspired by the work and leadership of women to challenge bias in natural resources and learn a bit about how we can all support each other on International Women’s Day! Details to follow, including a detailed agenda, invited speakers […]
This year Alaska SAF is launching a brand-new speaker series. For March's presentation, Glenn Juday will speak on fine-scale boreal forest changes observed at the Bonanza Creek Experimental Forest over the past half century. Juday is a faculty member with the University of Alaska Fairbanks. CFEs will be available. Register in advance for this meeting: […]
Amanda Rau, Regional Wildland Fire Specialist, OSU Extension Cultural use of fire has long influenced natural landscapes throughout the world, providing humans with important resources and connecting them with nature, in addition to moderating wildfire risk. In many places, such as the Willamette Valley, pre-contact biodiversity of prairies, savannas, and woodlands wholly depended upon frequent indigenous […]
Conducting a thinning or fuels reduction treatment is a valuable forest management step, but there’s much more to the cycle of best management practices. Join us as we discuss key next steps and things to watch for that can help you ensure your forest is as healthy and resilient as possible. Instructor: John Punches CEUs […]
For this months' chapter meeting, John Guetterman will present “Using LiDAR in BLM Forest Management.” BLM uses a variety of LiDAR products as it manages public land forest resources. Using simple hillshades as an aid in navigation, mapping stream locations, modeling forest stand metrics, and modeling individual tree metrics are just a few of the examples […]
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