Join us for a week of expert-led sessions and talks designed specifically for Wildland Firefighters, covering everything from fitness and nutrition to mental health and resilience. When: Sessions run daily from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM PST, February 24th through March 1st, 2025. Where: Online! Join from the comfort of your home or station. To […]
A preliminary Best Interest Finding for a forest carbon sequestration project on state lands is scheduled to be released by Alaska Department of Natural Resources for 30-day public review and comments by March/April 2025 for a potential finding and listing with a carbon registry. Alaska SAF is sponsoring this one-day workshop with invited speakers on the science, management, and […]
The Washington State Society of American Foresters is hosting this year’s PNW Leadership Conference at Skamania Lodge. Local and state SAF chapter leaders are encouraged to attend, along with students in forestry and natural resources and early- to mid-career professionals interested in developing leadership skills and building professional networks. SAF members and non-members are welcome. […]
Save the Date for the 2025 Inland Empire Reforestation Council (IERC) & Inland Empire Tree Improvement Cooperative (IETIC) Meetings! The Inland Empire Reforestation Council Meeting will be held on March 4th. The Inland Empire Tree Improvement Cooperative Meeting will be held on March 5th. Both meetings are at the Coeur d’Alene Resort in Coeur d’Alene, […]
The 44th Inland Empire Reforestation Council (IERC) Annual Meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 4 at the Coeur d’Alene Resort. The theme for the 2025 meeting is “Adding Value to Reforestation Efforts." This conference qualifies for 6 SAF CFE Cat 1 credits, and 3 Idaho & 16 Montana pesticide recertification credits. Washington pesticide recertification credits are expected for […]
Dovetail Partners is offering quarterly webinars throughout 2025 to highlight key topics and provide greater insight into issues addressed in our reporting. March's presentation will feature speakers: Kathryn Fernholz & Harry Groot To learn more and to register, visit https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/LD3BqeM2TJ2blcHJT2hNJg#/registration.
This joint meeting/mixer with the UCC Forestry Club is an opportunity to strengthen ties with the next generation of forestry professionals. Join for an opportunity to meet the students and share about your experience in the profession. Date: Monday, March 10th Time: 3pm – 4pm Location: Umpqua Community College, Wayne Crooch Hall, Room 19
The AFF 2025 National Leadership Conference will create meaningful opportunities for leaders in AFF programs to learn from one another about building and maintaining local and state-based networks of landowners and professionals who support one-another’s objectives. NLC 2025 strives to create awareness around the relationship between AFF’s mission as an organization and the programs it supports at the grassroots and grasstops level. We look forward to you joining us over two and a half days as we engage in content that supports skills development in leadership, outreach, and organizing high participation organizations that aid family forest owners in their forest stewardship activities. To learn more and to register, visit https://americanforestfoundation.regfox.com/aff-2025-national-leadership-conference. Schedule at a Glance Tuesday, March 11, 2025 Morning: Historic Portland Landmarks and Tastes of Maine Field Trip (optional) Afternoon: Opening & General Sessions Wednesday, March 12, 2025 Concurrent Sessions Luncheon and Award Presentations Keynote Address Breakouts Evening Reception Thursday, March 13, 2025 Morning Sessions Closing Address (adjourn by 12pm)
Speakers: Paul Hessburg, Research Landscape Ecologist USDA-FS, PNW Research Station, Wenatchee, WA, & University of Washington and Oregon State University and Gordon Reeves, Research Aquatic Ecologist, retired USDA-FS, PNW Research Station, Corvallis, OR & Oregon State University Date: March 12, 2025 Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Location: Starker Forests Classroom PFSC 117 and Zoom […]
As global climates change rapidly, plants are responding in a variety of ways, including advances in phenology, and upward and poleward range shifts. These processes are resulting in local extinction and loss of diversity. Restoration ecologists need to consider mixing genotypes of climate adapted populations into locally adapted seed sources. Research is needed to better […]
The Variable Probability Sampling course is offered as a service to foresters yearly at Oregon State University during their spring break. The course is suitable for relative beginners as well as those with experience who like to brush up on the principles and up-to-date computation techniques using hand calculators and microcomputers. Field exercises using both techniques are an important part of the course. Two popular methods of timber cruising will be covered in detail: Variable-plot […]
The North American Carbon World (NACW) conference addresses the most pressing issues in climate policy and carbon markets to the largest gathering of climate professionals in North America. Since 2001, NACW has featured comprehensive and up-to-date information and analysis, key thought-leaders advancing innovative climate solutions, and the best networking opportunities with colleagues in the business, […]
Join us for this comprehensive look at Federal and State Labor Laws, and to ensure you are incompliance with the requirements. We will review the following: - US DOL Wage & Hour Laws including H-2B Visa Requirements, and the Service Contract Act - Oregon State Agricultural Laws - OSHA Safety in Forestry Work Day and […]
Join us for this comprehensive look at Federal and State Labor Laws, and to ensure you are incompliance with the requirements. We will review the following: - US DOL Wage & Hour Laws including H-2B Visa Requirements, and the Service Contract Act - Oregon State Agricultural Laws - OSHA Safety in Forestry Work Day and […]
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