Northwest Seed Orchard Manager’s Association (NWSOMA) Annual Meeting and Tours will take place at the Great Wolf Lodge in Grand Mound, WA on June 13-14, 2023. Registration Information: Registration fee is $190/person. Lodging Information: Rooms may be reserved at Great Wolf for the reduced, group rate of $139 by calling 800-640-9653 or online at www.greatwolf.com. The […]
The symposium will be held June 15, 2023, at the Veterans Memorial Museum. To register, visit https://wahardwoodscomm.com/2023_AnnualSymRegistration.html. Speakers Fire Resiliency for Community Planning, Siols Rejunvenation, & Carbon Sequestration, Bernard Borman, University of Washington Carbon Sequestration & Markets, Indroneil Ganguly, University of Washington Maple Syrup Production in the PNW, Neil McCleod Silviculture for Large & Small […]
The Paul Bunyan myth has been woven through the history of US and Canadian forests, supporting a pride in unlimited logging. Marybeth Lorbiecki, having written a biographies of Aldo Leopold (one for adults and one for children), decided that North America needed a fresh cultural story that integrates a Leopoldian and Native American–influenced ethic. So, […]
For the June meeting, Dr. Jessica Halofsky, director of the Northwest Climate Hub and Western Wildland Environmental Threat Assessment Center, USFS, Olympia Forestry Science Laboratory, will present information on NW forests and climate change. In her role, Jessica promotes applied climate change science and adaptation in natural resources in the Northwest and across the West. […]
Sustainable Northwest Wood is partnering with Assemblage once again to host its Second Annual Spring Makers Market June 17, 2023 NOON to 6 p.m. at Sustainable Northwest Wood! We're going to make this one BIGGER and BETTER than ever, transforming our Wood Warehouse, the Lumberyard AND the ENTIRE block of 14th Avenue in front of the shop […]
Streamside stewardship activities, such as removing weedy plants and planting natives, can have many environmental benefits for humans and wildlife in our region! Join King Conservation District to tour the Duwamish Gardens restoration project and learn all about invasive and native plants, from identification to removal techniques and plant selection. Then we will visit two […]
It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the 2023 Tree Seed Summit from June 21-23 at Pack Forest in Eatonville, Washington. This year, we are excited to announce we are partnering with the Society for Ecological Restoration (SER NW Chapter) to offer a unique workshop covering the topics of seed collection and […]
You are invited to the joint Oregon Small Woodlands Association (OSWA) and Oregon Tree Farm System’s (OTFS) third annual Family Forest Convention! This event is hosted by OSWA’s Clackamas County Farm Forestry Association (CCFFA) chapter. The theme is Wood, Wildlife, Water and Recreation: Fostering Family Forests. Join us for two days of informative seminars, tours, awards, […]
The Conversation invites you to a webinar to discuss today’s water challenges and potential solutions. Communities in the U.S. and around the world are facing water problems of all kinds – drought, flooding, contaminated water, lack of access to water, and more. You’ll walk away with an understanding of some of today's most pressing water-related […]
After five long years, Tree School East is BACK. Join us on Friday, June 30th at Baker High School in Baker City, Oregon for this one day mini-college, presented by your Forestry & Natural Resource Program Team in Northeast Oregon. We hope to see you there! This year we're featuring 27 engaging classes on everything from forest […]
Visit us at the annual Woodlands & Watersheds Festival on June 30th! Wallowa Resources, Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center, and their newest partners, Wallowa Valley Music Alliance and the Nez Perce Tribe, are proud to host this event in partnership with over 20 other exhibitors to play, listen, celebrate, and learn about our county’s natural and […]
This webinar is the first in a Communicating Forestry series by Forest Guild members. Part of putting innovation into practice is knowing what’s important to share about our vision, and then how and when to do so. As forest managers and stewards, we manage forests for a variety of different objectives, values and purposes, but the importance […]
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