Events

While practicing climate-smart forestry is one of the hottest topics in forestry, there are many questions about what practicing climate-smart silviculture looks like. In this webinar series, participants will hear from some of the leading silviculturists, ecologists, and foresters about how we can adapt silviculture; managing for old-growth a with novel threats; and how to […]

In 1846 and 1847, three thousand Black New Yorkers were gifted with 120,000 acres of Adirondack land by Gerrit Smith, an upstate abolitionist and heir to an immense land fortune. On their new land they could hope to meet the $250 property requirement New York imposed on Black prospective voters in 1821, and gain a […]

While practicing climate-smart forestry is one of the hottest topics in forestry, there are many questions about what practicing climate-smart silviculture looks like. In this webinar series, participants will hear from some of the leading silviculturists, ecologists, and foresters about how we can adapt silviculture; managing for old-growth a with novel threats; and how to […]

Join RMRS scientists for these land management-focused webinars. Each day will be half presentation, half Q&A. March 13 presenter: Sean Parks, Research Ecologist All webinars will take place from 10:00 - 11:00 MT. SAF credit will be available To register, visit https://usfs.zoomgov.com/meeting/register/vJItceuhrDIsGf9G9EI8ZoMrXCPb-eG4Zuc#/registration.  

For the March chapter meeting, Patrick Shults will present on his work with the Northwest Fire Science Consortium and the role of fire in our forests. You can find out more about the NWFSC here. We will be meeting at the River's Edge restaurant in Tumwater. This will be an important one as it's our […]

While practicing climate-smart forestry is one of the hottest topics in forestry, there are many questions about what practicing climate-smart silviculture looks like. In this webinar series, participants will hear from some of the leading silviculturists, ecologists, and foresters about how we can adapt silviculture; managing for old-growth a with novel threats; and how to […]

The Northern Research Station has developed a suite of decision-support tools over the years that support research and land management. From land cover change to invasive species presence, these tools can facilitate land management decisions by understanding the current state of forests and suggesting future scenarios. This webinar series will introduce six decision-support tools developed […]

Foresters and other natural-resource professionals have a responsibility to understand how and why our climate is changing and how it is affecting our forests, fish, and wildlife — and to explain it to a public that knows little more about climate change than what they read in the news and on social media. This presentation […]

The IFC annual technical meeting will be held at the University Inn Best Western in Moscow, ID on March 19th. Presentations will address research on density and slash management and woods run vs improved seed performance across an array of forest productivities. The role of lidar relative to IFC research will be presented and discussed. […]