On January 26, the GHC Student Chapter is planning a STIHL products demonstration and hands-on equipment testing of new equipment that the STIHL’s regional sales support team is generously supplying. Attendees will see and use the latest in professional series saws, electric saws, and various other tools relevant to a professional forester’s potential careers. This […]
For the Portland SAF Chapter's January meeting, Glenn Ahrens, Extension Forester Oregon State University Extension Service, will discuss post-fire restoration on small woodlands after the 2020 Labor Day fires. When: Monday, January 27, 2025. 5:30 social time, 6:00 dinner ($25), 6:30 program Where: Mount Hood Community College, Town & Gown Room Please RSVP to Portland SAF Chapter chair, […]
The Hawaiʻi Native Plant Growers’ Meeting is a USDA Forest Service facilitated, Hawaiʻi nursery guided, meeting for advancing the interests of Hawaiʻi growers’ involved with plant and tree production in nurseries. The target audience and participants are nursery managers and technicians. Meetings will rotate between the four largest Hawaiian Islands and meet on an annual […]
Join us as we discuss “The Ground at My Feet: Sustaining a Family and a Forest”, with the author herself! Ann’s book is about her growing up on her family’s tree farm in southwestern Washington state, on a ridge above the Cowlitz River. After building a life in New York and Portland, she returned home at the […]
Thriving together: Fostering Resilient Forests and Flourishing Wildlife February 5-7, 2025 | Salem Convention Center | Salem, Oregon The Joint Meeting is a three-day event on wildlife science and management, which includes technical presentations, focused symposia, professional interaction forums, plenary sessions, and student mentoring events. These events provide opportunities for wildlife students and professionals to learn about, […]
Join us to hear from Jim Dudley, Vice President of Timber Resources with Swanson Group, who will share about the rebuilding of the plywood plant in Springfield and the construction of a new pellet mill. Date: Thursday, February 13th Time: 9am – 10am Location: Roseburg Public Safety Center, Umpqua Room #203/204 (700 SE Douglas Ave., […]
The Coos Chapter SAF is holding its next in-person meeting on Thursday, February 13th at Puerto Vallarta Restaurant in Coos Bay, OR. NOTE: This is a week earlier than normal due to the Oregon Logging Conference 5:30 p.m. Executive Meeting 6:00 p.m. Chapter Meeting Speaker: Craig Richards- Log Buyer for Northwest Hardwoods in Eugene, OR. Topic: Craig is going to teach us […]
Managing Forests as Habitat in a Changing World: A Panel Discussion Webinar Series These interactive panel discussions connect land managers, researchers, and practitioners spanning diverse geographies and ownerships to explore managing and stewarding forest habitat amid social and ecological changes. Climatic shifts are impacting forest habitats all across the U.S., challenging how we fulfill our […]
Please join us February 18th from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the McDonald-Dunn Research Forest, Forestry Club Cabin. In collaboration with the Society of American Foresters at Oregon State University Student Chapter, we are excited to welcome Mr. Terry Baker, Chief Executive Officer of the Society of American Foresters. Terry will be enjoying this […]
Speakers: Ron Heintz, Senior Researcher at the Sitka Sound Science Center and Lindsey Pierce, Environmental Specialist at Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska Date: February 19, 2025 Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Location: Starker Forests Classroom PFSC 117 and Zoom Register for the Zoom webinar (registration not required if attending in person)
The conference is the largest show west of the Mississippi showcasing logging, construction, trucking, and heavy equipment. The Eugene Event Center and Fairgrounds will be covered with hundreds of outdoor and indoor vendors, equipment dealers, demonstrations, educational seminars, and social events for three days. You can describe it as a one-stop shop for forestry industry […]
PANEL DISCUSSION Prescribed fire is one of the most effective tools for fuels reduction, habitat improvement, and ecological restoration. Yet, there are challenges surrounding social acceptance in implementing prescribed fire programs across the region. This Fueling Collaboration panel discussion will explore the factors that influence public perception and acceptance of prescribed fire in land management. […]
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