SCIENCEx experimental forests and ranges week explores the largest and longest-lived ecological research network in the nation. Scientists will discuss the benefits of these forests, ranges, and watersheds for long-term or experimental research on hydrology, wildlife, wildland fire, and silviculture and how their work informs how we steward the land. Presenters include Introduction to experimental […]
SCIENCEx experimental forests and ranges week explores the largest and longest-lived ecological research network in the nation. Scientists will discuss the benefits of these forests, ranges, and watersheds for long-term or experimental research on hydrology, wildlife, wildland fire, and silviculture and how their work informs how we steward the land. Presenters include Intro to experimental […]
Our November meeting will feature Christine Buhl, PhD, an entomologist with the Oregon Department of Forestry. She is directly involved with the statewide aerial monitoring, detection, and mapping of insect pest damage program. She provides trainings statewide on forest insects. She can also provide an update on emerald ash borer presence in Oregon and other […]
SCIENCEx experimental forests and ranges week explores the largest and longest-lived ecological research network in the nation. Scientists will discuss the benefits of these forests, ranges, and watersheds for long-term or experimental research on hydrology, wildlife, wildland fire, and silviculture and how their work informs how we steward the land. Presenters include Introduction to experimental […]
Are you concerned about the health of your trees in a changing climate? Join us for a free webinar to earn about what to expect, practical strategies for increasing forest resilience, and where to go for help and additional information. Instructor: Dr. Crystal Raymond, University of Washington Climate Impacts Group. The webinar will be held […]
Join us for our November meeting that will feature Jennifer Mendoza from the Cowlitz County Weed Board providing an update on board changes with a focus on forestry. This will also be a great time to get questions answered regarding noxious and invasive plants. Where: Scythe Brewing, 1217 3rd Ave., Ste 150, Longview (Off the menu) […]
SCIENCEx experimental forests and ranges week explores the largest and longest-lived ecological research network in the nation. Scientists will discuss the benefits of these forests, ranges, and watersheds for long-term or experimental research on hydrology, wildlife, wildland fire, and silviculture and how their work informs how we steward the land. Presenters include Intro to experimental […]
Laminated root rot is one of the most prolific forest health issues that forest landowners face. While this fungal disease is a natural part of our forest ecosystems, it can cause major conflicts with landowner objectives and create serious safety hazards. If left unchecked, the disease will steadily spread, killing susceptible tree species it infects. […]
Join other women for a two-hour session in nature, from the forest, park, or backyard of your choice. Nature and forest immersion comes from the tradition of forest bathing, or shinrin yoku - the practice of slowing down in the forest to reconnect with nature using our senses. Doing so has physical and mental health […]
This 12-part monthly webinar series tells a story about how small- and large-scale forest disturbance, such as fire, wind, ice storms, hurricanes, sea-level rise, flooding, introduced and endemic forest pests, and others, impact forest ecosystems. The series will also examine ecological silviculture and climate adaptation approaches to help inform forest and wildlife management. Webinars are […]
The Yale Forest Forum is excited to announce the Fall 2023 speaker series on the topic of Climate-Smart Forestry. Webinars will take place on Mondays, September 11–November 27 from 12:00 pm–1:00 pm U.S. ET. The series is jointly hosted by The Forest School at the Yale School of the Environment, the USDA Northeast Climate Hub, and the USDA Southeast […]
These dam building engineers can certainly cause headaches by chewing trees, blocking culverts, or building dams that flood your property, but the Snohomish Conservation District is here to help! In this webinar, learn about the benefits of having beavers on your property, some strategies for managing beaver conflicts, and opportunities for assistance from SCD. Day […]
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