For the Umpqua's April chapter meeting, Shannon Vandeventer, an ODF Stewardship Forester, will present a training of the Private Forest Accord Stream Rule Package. Bring your own lunch. Date: April 26th Time: 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Location: Douglas County OSU Extension Office, 1134 SE Douglas Ave CFEs will be available
Blue Mountain Chapter's meeting features a presentation on biochar by Wendy Eddy, USFS. She will brief overview of: How biochar is defined, the benefits it can bring to Eastern Oregon, and a discussion of different scales of operation. It is presented to allow forest and agriculture landowners, forest managers, and other business persons to think […]
This webinar will cover skyline logging for non-forest engineers. The agenda will include: Laying Out a Unit Understanding Payload, Productivity and Efficiency Skyline landings Rigging Tail and Intermediate Trees SkylineXL Software Logging Safety Tethered Assist Start Date: May 1, 2023 End Date: May 2, 2023 Location: Springfield, OR This workshop will be held at the Holiday Inn Express […]
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 […]
Hosted by the North Puget Sound Chapter in beautiful La Conner, this meeting will be held in-person on May 3-5, 2023. We look forward to welcoming first-time attendees and catching up with friends and colleagues with an icebreaker mentoring event, a full day of speakers covering a variety of forestry topics, exhibitors, awards banquet, Forester's […]
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 […]
After three years of virtual annual meetings, the Umpqua SAF Chapter is excited to host an in-person annual meeting. The meeting agenda features networking opportunities, general sessions, and field trips. The general session themes will include workforce development, wildlife, forest health, forest management, and policy. The meeting is scheduled on May 10-12, 2023, and will […]
The Oregon Bigleaf Maple Festival will be held May 13, 2023, at the beautiful Oregon 4-H Center in the West Salem hills. Activities include: Bigleaf maple syrup tastings; equipment displays and vendors; tapping and boiling demonstrations; wild food products and more. To learn more and register, visit https://www.oregontreetappers.net/festival.
The Forest Service Research and Development SCIENCEx webinar series unites scientists and land management experts from across the US Forest Service and beyond. Collectively, the Resources Planning Act Assessment and the National Report on Sustainable Forests are foundational to our national understanding of past, current, and future forest and rangeland conditions in the U.S. and contribute to multinational efforts to measure […]
For our May meeting, Travis Joseph, CEO/President of American Forest Resource Council, will present "Telling your Story: Challenges and Opportunities for the Forest Sector." Travis will discuss current legal, policy, and political challenges for sustainably managing at-risk federal forest lands in the West. He will discuss trends in forest health, wildfire, and timber supply that […]
The Forest Service Research and Development SCIENCEx webinar series unites scientists and land management experts from across the US Forest Service and beyond. Collectively, the Resources Planning Act Assessment and the National Report on Sustainable Forests are foundational to our national understanding of past, current, and future forest and rangeland conditions in the U.S. and contribute to multinational efforts to measure […]
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