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Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar will highlight key findings from more than a decade of research on pollinators in southeastern U.S. forests. Results from a recent survey of bees, hover flies, and butterflies from nineteen experimental forests across nine southeastern states will be discussed, including the roles ecoregion, landscape context, and seasonality play in shaping pollinator diversity and composition. The webinar will also discuss possible causes of observed declines in pollinator diversity within relatively undisturbed forests. It will identify the potential for forest management activities, including prescribed fire, to improve conditions for these critical organisms.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: Keeping Forests invites participants to join them for a presentation by 3 experts with backgrounds in branding, storytelling, visual communication, and behavior change marketing. Learn how to engage audiences and form lasting relationships.
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Description: Learn how to incorporate different materials into your urban wood projects, such as epoxy, iron, and concrete. Live edge slabs are gorgeous on their own, but with new material comes new inspiration. In this webinar, speakers from a wide array of backgrounds share their experience in crafting their urban wood businesses around not just urban wood, but other exciting additions. They'll speak to how their urban wood products are sold not just as functional, but as true works of art.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: Join the U.S. Forest Service for this webinar about phytoremediation, the use of trees to clean contaminated soils and waters of pollutants. Learn the science behind phytotechnologies, new technological developments and advances, and the real-world challenges associated.
Subject: Webinar
Description: Join Maureen G. Frank, Ph.D. for this webinar presented by Texas A&M Department of Rangeland, Wildlife, and Fisheries Management (RWFM) She will discuss different types of bird migration and how land can be managed to help birds make a successful journey. Take-away lessons will include: 1) how to evaluate your space and choose target species, 2) how to improve food, water, and shelter on your land, and 3) where to learn more about these birds.
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Subject: Training
Description: North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University and North Carolina State University Cooperative Extension are working together to educate the public about heirs' property. Join them for hands-on training sessions that will provide valuable materials and guidance to avoid involuntary property loss, and protect and preserve family land for generations to come. Learn about the origin and history of heirs' property, estate planning, and other legal strategies to secure land. Come to connect with resources and other technical assistance.
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Subject: Course
Description: Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center is hosting a Prescribed Burn School. The Prescribed Burn School will follow the Certified and Insured Prescribed Burn Manager 24-hour curriculum developed by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Participants will gain hands-on experience with prescribed fire by participating in fire ignitions, weather measurements, and holding suppression support. The school has two registration options: 1) general registration is $200, 2) the field day and exam only is $100.
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Subject: Course
Description: Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center is hosting a Prescribed Burn School. The Prescribed Burn School will follow the Certified and Insured Prescribed Burn Manager 24-hour curriculum developed by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Participants will gain hands-on experience with prescribed fire by participating in fire ignitions, weather measurements, and holding suppression support. The school has two registration options: 1) general registration is $200, 2) the field day and exam only is $100.
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Subject: Course
Description: Texas A&M AgriLife Research & Extension Center is hosting a Prescribed Burn School. The Prescribed Burn School will follow the Certified and Insured Prescribed Burn Manager 24-hour curriculum developed by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Participants will gain hands-on experience with prescribed fire by participating in fire ignitions, weather measurements, and holding suppression support. The school has two registration options: 1) general registration is $200, 2) the field day and exam only is $100.
Subject: Webinar
Description: The Sentinel Landscapes Partnership is thrilled to announce newly designated landscapes from the 2024 Sentinel Landscape Designation Cycle. This process, informed by ten years of lessons learned in building innovative connections between partners in conservation, working lands, climate resilience, and national defense, aims to set the stage for the next decade of impact in sentinel landscapes. Join the Sentinel Landscapes Partnership to learn about the newly designated landscapes. During this webinar, representatives from selected landscapes will explore their history, priorities, and alignment with the mission of the Sentinel Landscapes Partnership. Additionally, presenters will share best practices and insights on why they believe their applications were successful.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: The US Forest Service in partnership with the US Biochar Initiative and the Southern Regional Extension Forestry will be presenting its latest monthly Biochar Webinar. Join Dr. Zhiyong for this webinar where he will be discussing his current research on biochar and lignin to develop biochar applications and new biochar based products.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The US Forest and Wood Products Sector Inclusion Council (Inclusion Council) is hosting a kickoff meeting where they will establish an alliance representing the full forestry and natural resources community, including colleges and universities, public and private sector organizations, and industry. The Inclusion Council seeks to create systematic change in the forestry and natural resources community by using research-based methods for recruitment and retention.
Subject: Workshop
Description: North Carolina State University (NCSU) Wood Products Extension and Oregon State University’s (OSU) Oregon Wood Innovation Center are partnering to offer a 2.5-day urban wood drying workshop. This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to better control drying in urban wood operations & resources to develop a strategy & implement best practices. The workshop includes lectures, hands-on activities & labs.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The US Forest and Wood Products Sector Inclusion Council (Inclusion Council) is hosting a kickoff meeting where they will establish an alliance representing the full forestry and natural resources community, including colleges and universities, public and private sector organizations, and industry. The Inclusion Council seeks to create systematic change in the forestry and natural resources community by using research-based methods for recruitment and retention.
Subject: Workshop
Description: North Carolina State University (NCSU) Wood Products Extension and Oregon State University’s (OSU) Oregon Wood Innovation Center are partnering to offer a 2.5-day urban wood drying workshop. This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to better control drying in urban wood operations & resources to develop a strategy & implement best practices. The workshop includes lectures, hands-on activities & labs.
Subject: Webinar
Description: The First Investigation of Stream Health (FISH) tool is a fun and easy way for individuals, families, volunteer groups, youth, and adults to explore a stream and share their findings with the scientific community. Join this free one-hour webinar to get insights from Penn State Extension experts on current water resource projects, ask questions about the updated FISH tool, and share ideas with professionals across Pennsylvania.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: North Carolina State University (NCSU) Wood Products Extension and Oregon State University’s (OSU) Oregon Wood Innovation Center are partnering to offer a 2.5-day urban wood drying workshop. This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to better control drying in urban wood operations & resources to develop a strategy & implement best practices. The workshop includes lectures, hands-on activities & labs.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar is an introductory session to the Understanding Forest Service Grants, Agreements, and Partnerships Webinar Series, hosted by the Watershed Research and Training Center and the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network. Join this webinar to learn about the U.S. Forest Service’s (USFS) structure, scope, and policies.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This one hour presentation will discuss Aldo Leopold’s tools, including added tool (herbicides), for controlling invasive species on TX rangelands to improve wildlife habitat with a focus on recently published research to answer the question if Aldo Leopold’s cow is a beneficial or detrimental tool for wildlife habitat management on TX rangelands.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This three-part series will fully cover Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), working effectively with tribes, and ways to utilize CEMA 222, Indigenous Stewardship Methods and Evaluation. Part 1 of the three-part series covers and introduction to TEK, how to develop effective working relationships with tribes, the application and use of CEMA 222, resource concerns that can be addressed with TEK, and conservation practices that might be used.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The US Forest and Wood Products Sector Inclusion Council (Inclusion Council) is hosting a kickoff meeting where they will establish an alliance representing the full forestry and natural resources community, including colleges and universities, public and private sector organizations, and industry. The Inclusion Council seeks to create systematic change in the forestry and natural resources community by using research-based methods for recruitment and retention.
Subject: Workshop
Description: North Carolina State University (NCSU) Wood Products Extension and Oregon State University’s (OSU) Oregon Wood Innovation Center are partnering to offer a 2.5-day urban wood drying workshop. This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to better control drying in urban wood operations & resources to develop a strategy & implement best practices. The workshop includes lectures, hands-on activities & labs.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The US Forest and Wood Products Sector Inclusion Council (Inclusion Council) is hosting a kickoff meeting where they will establish an alliance representing the full forestry and natural resources community, including colleges and universities, public and private sector organizations, and industry. The Inclusion Council seeks to create systematic change in the forestry and natural resources community by using research-based methods for recruitment and retention.
Subject: Workshop
Description: North Carolina State University (NCSU) Wood Products Extension and Oregon State University’s (OSU) Oregon Wood Innovation Center are partnering to offer a 2.5-day urban wood drying workshop. This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to better control drying in urban wood operations & resources to develop a strategy & implement best practices. The workshop includes lectures, hands-on activities & labs.
Subject: Webinar
Description: The First Investigation of Stream Health (FISH) tool is a fun and easy way for individuals, families, volunteer groups, youth, and adults to explore a stream and share their findings with the scientific community. Join this free one-hour webinar to get insights from Penn State Extension experts on current water resource projects, ask questions about the updated FISH tool, and share ideas with professionals across Pennsylvania.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: North Carolina State University (NCSU) Wood Products Extension and Oregon State University’s (OSU) Oregon Wood Innovation Center are partnering to offer a 2.5-day urban wood drying workshop. This workshop will provide participants with the knowledge to better control drying in urban wood operations & resources to develop a strategy & implement best practices. The workshop includes lectures, hands-on activities & labs.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar is an introductory session to the Understanding Forest Service Grants, Agreements, and Partnerships Webinar Series, hosted by the Watershed Research and Training Center and the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network. Join this webinar to learn about the U.S. Forest Service’s (USFS) structure, scope, and policies.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This one hour presentation will discuss Aldo Leopold’s tools, including added tool (herbicides), for controlling invasive species on TX rangelands to improve wildlife habitat with a focus on recently published research to answer the question if Aldo Leopold’s cow is a beneficial or detrimental tool for wildlife habitat management on TX rangelands.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This three-part series will fully cover Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), working effectively with tribes, and ways to utilize CEMA 222, Indigenous Stewardship Methods and Evaluation. Part 1 of the three-part series covers and introduction to TEK, how to develop effective working relationships with tribes, the application and use of CEMA 222, resource concerns that can be addressed with TEK, and conservation practices that might be used.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: The University of Florida (UF) will be hosting this virtual event where urban forestry practitioners will be discussing solutions to challenges in the urban tree supply chain. This forum is part of a larger project called “Addressing Regional Tree Supply Challenges and Opportunities,” led by UF researchers.
Subject: Webinar
Description: Wood is the original green material and pretty much anything can be made out of wood fiber. Not only is wood a renewable material but in the U.S., it is grown in sustainably managed forests. Economic development projects in forestry include a few more considerations than other economic development projects, as it all starts with the resource. Find out more about how this works in this webinar.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: The University of Florida (UF) will be hosting this virtual event where urban forestry practitioners will be discussing solutions to challenges in the urban tree supply chain. This forum is part of a larger project called “Addressing Regional Tree Supply Challenges and Opportunities,” led by UF researchers.
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Description: Be sure to save the date for our 2024 Great Plains Fire Summit in Canyon, Texas!
Subject: Webinar
Description: This session will delve into how the USFS online tool, Forests to Faucets, uses national datasets to identify watersheds most important to surface drinking water and helps forest managers and planners identify areas most vital to clean drinking water. Additionally, the role private forest landowners play in water quality including forestry Best Management Practices and riparian management will be discussed.
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Description: Be sure to save the date for our 2024 Great Plains Fire Summit in Canyon, Texas!
Subject: Workshop
Description: Join Texas A&M for their Advanced Forest Management Topics for Natural Resource Professionals workshop. Topics include new innovations from East Texas Pine Plantation Research Project (ETPPRP); mid-rotation weed control, nutrient and density management; effects of mid-rotation thinning; tree improvement, potential gains, and influence on silvicultural parameters; seed source deployment; and climate-smart forestry. Registration is $65.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar, a collaboration between heat.gov and the US Forest Service (USFS), will assist participants with learning about communities who used heat maps to implement tree planting and maintenance plans.
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Description: Be sure to save the date for our 2024 Great Plains Fire Summit in Canyon, Texas!
Subject: Webinar
Description: An agricultural conservation easement is the best tool for the long-term protection of working farms and forests. Discover the restrictions of the agricultural conservation easement, what rights are retained and how to start the process of enrolling your land in farmland preservation programs.
Subject: Webinar
Description: Forest Service grants and agreements facilitate an array of partnership work in communities and landscapes across the country. The people and processes behind these tools often vary based on a project’s context, Forest Service unit, agency priorities, and more. Join to hear from a panel of Forest Service staff and nonprofit leaders – all with deep grants and agreements experience – who will walk through various ways these tools are put into practice, important steps and strategies, and their own lessons learned and advice for more successful outcomes with grants and agreements.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: The Northeast Regional Strategy Committee (NE RSC) has opened registration for their Northeast–Midwest Regional Prescribed Fire Science and Management Workshop. They will be hosting a myriad of presentations by state, federal, and tribal land managers as well as prescribed fire and fire ecology professionals to share Northeast-Midwest region-wide, science-based, fire ecology information. This information is oriented toward expanding and maintaining the use of prescribed fire across all landscapes, jurisdiction, and fire-dependent ecosystems. Register before July 1st to receive the early rate!
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Subject: Workshop
Description: The Northeast Regional Strategy Committee (NE RSC) has opened registration for their Northeast–Midwest Regional Prescribed Fire Science and Management Workshop. They will be hosting a myriad of presentations by state, federal, and tribal land managers as well as prescribed fire and fire ecology professionals to share Northeast-Midwest region-wide, science-based, fire ecology information. This information is oriented toward expanding and maintaining the use of prescribed fire across all landscapes, jurisdiction, and fire-dependent ecosystems. Register before July 1st to receive the early rate!
Subject: Webinar
Description: Join The Longleaf Alliance on this webinar to explore how carbon funding can support landowners and land managers to establish new longleaf forests and meet land management and conservation goals. This session will focus on reforestation and afforestation efforts, which offer one of the largest opportunities to sequester carbon while also building climate resilience for communities and ecosystems.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: The Northeast Regional Strategy Committee (NE RSC) has opened registration for their Northeast–Midwest Regional Prescribed Fire Science and Management Workshop. They will be hosting a myriad of presentations by state, federal, and tribal land managers as well as prescribed fire and fire ecology professionals to share Northeast-Midwest region-wide, science-based, fire ecology information. This information is oriented toward expanding and maintaining the use of prescribed fire across all landscapes, jurisdiction, and fire-dependent ecosystems. Register before July 1st to receive the early rate!
Subject: Webinar
Description: Participants in this training will learn about RangeDocs, a new tool that allows NRCS staff, Extension professionals, producers, and other land managers to search rangeland terms and pinpoint pertinent information from key national and rangeland resources. The unique search functionality of RangeDocs will be highlighted, as well as new support materials (videos, user guide) and Extension and NRCS documents. Participants will also learn about how AI could improve RangeDocs in the future.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: The Northeast Regional Strategy Committee (NE RSC) has opened registration for their Northeast–Midwest Regional Prescribed Fire Science and Management Workshop. They will be hosting a myriad of presentations by state, federal, and tribal land managers as well as prescribed fire and fire ecology professionals to share Northeast-Midwest region-wide, science-based, fire ecology information. This information is oriented toward expanding and maintaining the use of prescribed fire across all landscapes, jurisdiction, and fire-dependent ecosystems. Register before July 1st to receive the early rate!
Subject: Course
Description: This course, hosted by the University of Georgia (UGA), will cover both principles and applications of logging cost analysis techniques from the perspective of wood suppliers, procurement foresters, and independent logging businesses. Course content will focus on methods for evaluating production and cost records within the context of the evolving wood supply chain and current research. Upon completion of this course, participants should be well-equipped to better evaluate logging costs using a range of techniques.
Subject: Webinar
Description: An important part of tending timber stands is managing the density of the trees. Thinning removes unhealthy and low quality trees and focuses the site resources on the best trees. Thinning can bring increased return on investment from the sale of higher-value forest products; periodic income from the multiple harvests that lead to those higher-value forest products; improved access for equipment, people, and wildlife; a healthy, vigorous forest with less risk of insect infestation and destructive fire; and enhanced wildlife habitat. This will be a TEAMS webinar.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 1 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar will discuss the biology and ecology of common woodboring pests as well as suggested management tactics, including chemical and cultural options. Woodboring tree pests affect many different shrub and tree species in North America. Most are secondary pests in the insect Orders Lepidoptera, Hymenoptera, and Coleoptera, typically affecting plants that are stressed, injured, or dying.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: "Where Do We Grow from Here? is the theme for the 77th annual convention of the Louisiana Forestry Association. Morning topics include “Pulpwood Markets, Forest Management, and Wood-Using Capital Investments” with Dr. Brooks Mendell and "The Future of Wood Pellets" with Andrew Meyer. Afternoon topics include "Back to the Future" a look at the Logging Industry with Scott Dane and Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple will give a presentation on the insurance situation in the state.
Subject: Meeting
Description: A free Hurricane Impact Forestry Landowner Meeting will be held at The Golden Nugget Hotel and Casino in Lake Charles, LA on August 27th from 10AM-2PM. Topics include feral swine control, Grow Certification Programs, forest productivity, a markets update, and Federal Landowner Programs. RSVP by August 21st to secure your spot. Register by emailing jseverio@ldaf.state.la.us.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This three-part series will fully cover Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), working effectively with tribes, and ways to utilize the Indigenous Stewardship Methods Evaluation (CEMA 222). Part 2 of the three-part series covers the conservation planning and contracting aspects of Indigenous Stewardship Methods and Evaluation (CEMA 222). Topics will include determining a Qualified Individual (QI), working with the National Historic Preservation Act and Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, working with tribal management, deliverables of the CEMA, and using the completed product in conservation planning, Farm Bill conservation program assistance and implementation.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: "Where Do We Grow from Here? is the theme for the 77th annual convention of the Louisiana Forestry Association. Morning topics include “Pulpwood Markets, Forest Management, and Wood-Using Capital Investments” with Dr. Brooks Mendell and "The Future of Wood Pellets" with Andrew Meyer. Afternoon topics include "Back to the Future" a look at the Logging Industry with Scott Dane and Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple will give a presentation on the insurance situation in the state.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 2 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: In this webinar, Brett Scheffers will present results from a nationwide survey of pet stores in the USA, the largest market for exotic pets, and discuss the invasion potential for 1,178 terrestrial vertebrates species found for sale. In the second part of the seminar, Scheffers will outline a comprehensive approach to invasive species risk assessment. By integrating expert opinions, physiological suitability data, and citizen science insights, they evaluated how vertebrate species at various stages of the invasion curve might pose future invasion threats.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: "Where Do We Grow from Here? is the theme for the 77th annual convention of the Louisiana Forestry Association. Morning topics include “Pulpwood Markets, Forest Management, and Wood-Using Capital Investments” with Dr. Brooks Mendell and "The Future of Wood Pellets" with Andrew Meyer. Afternoon topics include "Back to the Future" a look at the Logging Industry with Scott Dane and Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Tim Temple will give a presentation on the insurance situation in the state.
Subject: Conference
Description: This joint conference is hosted by Prairie View A&M University Small Farm Institute and the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff, to be held on the campus of Prairie View A&M University. The Sustainable Forestry and African American Land Retention (SFLR) Program aids African American landowners in creating sustainable intergenerational forest ownerships.
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Subject: Conference
Description: This joint conference is hosted by Prairie View A&M University Small Farm Institute and the University of Arkansas Pine Bluff, to be held on the campus of Prairie View A&M University. The Sustainable Forestry and African American Land Retention (SFLR) Program aids African American landowners in creating sustainable intergenerational forest ownerships.
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Subject: Training, Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 3 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: During this webinar series, participants will learn about various aspects of climate change, its impact on forests, and the workings of carbon markets. The series will also introduce several key concepts essential to understanding recent developments in forestry, such as climate-smart forestry, carbon pools, and making informed decisions about carbon incentives. Registration is $60. This is part 1 of the series.
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Subject: Forum
Description: The ARK-LA-TEX Wildlife Forum is a one-day workshop bringing all who love the outdoors and nature together with professionals and organizations to enhance wildlife habitat management in the region. This forum will include a wildlife focused meeting, great lunch, and the fellowship of others interested in wildlife and habitat management. Door prizes will be given by several exhibitors for in-person and CFE and CLE credits will be available.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 4 of the series.
Subject: Conference
Description: Join the Society for Conservation GIS for their 27th Annual Conference. This year’s keynote speaker is Breece Robertson, a noteworthy conservation and restoration leader. Other activities include technical workshops, field trip excursions, presentations, networking, and more. Early registration ends June 30th.
Subject: Webinar
Description: During this webinar series, participants will learn about various aspects of climate change, its impact on forests, and the workings of carbon markets. The series will also introduce several key concepts essential to understanding recent developments in forestry, such as climate-smart forestry, carbon pools, and making informed decisions about carbon incentives. Registration is $60. This is part 2 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: In this webinar, participants will learn about the role humans play in feral hog invasions, strategies to slow their spread, and early intervention steps for new invasions. This webinar is intended for foresters, landowners, wildlife biologists, environmental consultants, etc.
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Subject: Conference
Description: Join the Society for Conservation GIS for their 27th Annual Conference. This year’s keynote speaker is Breece Robertson, a noteworthy conservation and restoration leader. Other activities include technical workshops, field trip excursions, presentations, networking, and more. Early registration ends June 30th.
Subject: Webinar
Description: Join Rich Hauer, Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, as he outlines what we know about the state of municipal forestry, and what we hope to learn with the 2024 Urban & Community Forestry Census of Tree Activities.
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Subject: Conference
Description: Join the Society for Conservation GIS for their 27th Annual Conference. This year’s keynote speaker is Breece Robertson, a noteworthy conservation and restoration leader. Other activities include technical workshops, field trip excursions, presentations, networking, and more. Early registration ends June 30th.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: Gain essential knowledge on a variety of forestry and wildlife topics that you can apply to your forest. Join this event to learn about current issues impacting our forests and practices that can be implemented to improve forests. Choose from a wide selection of topics including forest farming, basic forestry terms, wildlife, forest succession, and private land recreation.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 5 of the series.
Subject: Conference
Description: Hosted by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals, the 3rd biennial National Tribal & Indigenous Climate Conference (NTICC) invites you to discuss climate-related impacts, assessments, tools, adaptation, mitigation, actions, and the intersection of western science and adaptation strategies with Traditional/Indigenous Knowledges. The NTICC invites Tribal nations and Indigenous Peoples to attend, listen, learn, and share the important work being done to protect our culture, non-human relatives and environment. This year’s theme is "Shared Responsibility for Indigenous Climate Resilience."
Subject: Webinar
Description: During this webinar series, participants will learn about various aspects of climate change, its impact on forests, and the workings of carbon markets. The series will also introduce several key concepts essential to understanding recent developments in forestry, such as climate-smart forestry, carbon pools, and making informed decisions about carbon incentives. Registration is $60. This is part 3 of the series.
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Subject: Conference
Description: Hosted by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals, the 3rd biennial National Tribal & Indigenous Climate Conference (NTICC) invites you to discuss climate-related impacts, assessments, tools, adaptation, mitigation, actions, and the intersection of western science and adaptation strategies with Traditional/Indigenous Knowledges. The NTICC invites Tribal nations and Indigenous Peoples to attend, listen, learn, and share the important work being done to protect our culture, non-human relatives and environment. This year’s theme is "Shared Responsibility for Indigenous Climate Resilience."
Subject: Conference
Description: This conference is hosted by the Rappahannock Tribe and sponsored by the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society.
Subject: Conference
Description: The Alliance of Natural Resource Outreach and Service Programs (ANROSP) has opened registration for their annual national conference. This conference is for professionals involved with training and volunteer programs or those interested in developing a similar program. Participants of this conference can expect to gain knowledge from diverse programs and grow their network.
Subject: Webinar
Description: Join the Master Watershed Steward program and extension educators to learn how to choose the best planting locations for your trees and shrubs. This includes understanding microsite conditions and the size of your planting area to ensure successful growth. The webinar will discuss various types of tree plantings, with a focus on containerized trees and the species featured in the 2024 Master Watershed Steward Native Tree and Shrub Sale.
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Subject: Conference
Description: Hosted by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals, the 3rd biennial National Tribal & Indigenous Climate Conference (NTICC) invites you to discuss climate-related impacts, assessments, tools, adaptation, mitigation, actions, and the intersection of western science and adaptation strategies with Traditional/Indigenous Knowledges. The NTICC invites Tribal nations and Indigenous Peoples to attend, listen, learn, and share the important work being done to protect our culture, non-human relatives and environment. This year’s theme is "Shared Responsibility for Indigenous Climate Resilience."
Subject: Conference
Description: This conference is hosted by the Rappahannock Tribe and sponsored by the Native American Fish and Wildlife Society.
Subject: Conference
Description: The Alliance of Natural Resource Outreach and Service Programs (ANROSP) has opened registration for their annual national conference. This conference is for professionals involved with training and volunteer programs or those interested in developing a similar program. Participants of this conference can expect to gain knowledge from diverse programs and grow their network.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 6 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: In this webinar for landowners and forestry practitioners, experts from multiple agencies in the southeast will provide context as to why longleaf pine is a climate-smart species, and what management practices make a climate-smart forest. Presenters will provide an overview of the guide and give information on the technical resources and financial assistance available to help any landowners begin or enhance their longleaf pine forest.
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Subject: Conference
Description: Hosted by the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals, the 3rd biennial National Tribal & Indigenous Climate Conference (NTICC) invites you to discuss climate-related impacts, assessments, tools, adaptation, mitigation, actions, and the intersection of western science and adaptation strategies with Traditional/Indigenous Knowledges. The NTICC invites Tribal nations and Indigenous Peoples to attend, listen, learn, and share the important work being done to protect our culture, non-human relatives and environment. This year’s theme is "Shared Responsibility for Indigenous Climate Resilience."
Subject: Conference
Description: The Alliance of Natural Resource Outreach and Service Programs (ANROSP) has opened registration for their annual national conference. This conference is for professionals involved with training and volunteer programs or those interested in developing a similar program. Participants of this conference can expect to gain knowledge from diverse programs and grow their network.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: Register for the 7th National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop to participate in expert run workshops all about wildlife fire management. In addition to the 4 day workshops, there will also be pre-workshop training on the 14th and 15th. Need-based travel scholarships are available on their registration page. Register before August 15th for the early bird rate. You can view the agenda at https://cohesivestrategyworkshop.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/7-CS-Workshop-Draft-Agenda.pdf.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 7 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: During this webinar series, participants will learn about various aspects of climate change, its impact on forests, and the workings of carbon markets. The series will also introduce several key concepts essential to understanding recent developments in forestry, such as climate-smart forestry, carbon pools, and making informed decisions about carbon incentives. Registration is $60. This is part 4 of the series.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: Register for the 7th National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop to participate in expert run workshops all about wildlife fire management. In addition to the 4 day workshops, there will also be pre-workshop training on the 14th and 15th. Need-based travel scholarships are available on their registration page. Register before August 15th for the early bird rate. You can view the agenda at https://cohesivestrategyworkshop.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/7-CS-Workshop-Draft-Agenda.pdf.
Subject: Workshop
Description: The Warnell School of Forestry at the University of Georgia (UGA) will be hosting a hardwood silviculture and management workshop. Participants will learn from Extension specialists from University of Georgia, Clemson and University of Tennessee, as well as the Associate Chief of Forest Management with the Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC). Workshop topics include input on how to make effective silvicultural and management decisions for regenerating and managing oak forests. Register by September 3rd to receive the early rate of $275.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This three-part series will fully cover Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), working effectively with tribes, and ways to utilize CEMA 222, Indigenous Stewardship Methods and Evaluation. Part 3 of the three-part series will feature lessons learned and success stories and will feature a Q&A session open to the public.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: Register for the 7th National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop to participate in expert run workshops all about wildlife fire management. In addition to the 4 day workshops, there will also be pre-workshop training on the 14th and 15th. Need-based travel scholarships are available on their registration page. Register before August 15th for the early bird rate. You can view the agenda at https://cohesivestrategyworkshop.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/7-CS-Workshop-Draft-Agenda.pdf.
Subject: Workshop
Description: The Warnell School of Forestry at the University of Georgia (UGA) will be hosting a hardwood silviculture and management workshop. Participants will learn from Extension specialists from University of Georgia, Clemson and University of Tennessee, as well as the Associate Chief of Forest Management with the Georgia Forestry Commission (GFC). Workshop topics include input on how to make effective silvicultural and management decisions for regenerating and managing oak forests. Register by September 3rd to receive the early rate of $275.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 8 of the series.
Subject: Webinar
Description: During this webinar series, participants will learn about various aspects of climate change, its impact on forests, and the workings of carbon markets. The series will also introduce several key concepts essential to understanding recent developments in forestry, such as climate-smart forestry, carbon pools, and making informed decisions about carbon incentives. Registration is $60. This is the final webinar of the series.
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Subject: Workshop
Description: Register for the 7th National Cohesive Wildland Fire Management Strategy Workshop to participate in expert run workshops all about wildlife fire management. In addition to the 4 day workshops, there will also be pre-workshop training on the 14th and 15th. Need-based travel scholarships are available on their registration page. Register before August 15th for the early bird rate. You can view the agenda at https://cohesivestrategyworkshop.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/7-CS-Workshop-Draft-Agenda.pdf.
Subject: Meeting
Description: The Georgia Prescribed Fire Council (GPFC) is inviting attendees to their annual meeting covering many aspects of prescribed fire, this year the meeting will be held at the Lake Blackshear Resort in Lake Blackshear, GA. This year the Council is offering a super early bird rate of $35 to the first 75 attendants. Additional early bird tickets are available for $50 until August 19th.
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Subject: Retreat
Description: This Landowner Retreat, hosted by Virginia Tech (VT) Extension, geared towards landowners who are new to forest management. Attendees will be provided with information on both hardwood and pine forest management and meet with natural resource professionals from various agencies in Virginia. Registration is $65 per person or $130 for two.
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Subject: Retreat
Description: This Landowner Retreat, hosted by Virginia Tech (VT) Extension, geared towards landowners who are new to forest management. Attendees will be provided with information on both hardwood and pine forest management and meet with natural resource professionals from various agencies in Virginia. Registration is $65 per person or $130 for two.
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Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is part 9 of the series.
Subject: Meeting
Description: The National Association of State Foresters has opened registration for their 2024 Annual Meeting. This meeting promises to be an outstanding forum on forestry issues with breakout sessions, networking, field tours, exhibits, and much more. Register by July 31st for $100 off with the code EARLY24.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The National Association of State Foresters has opened registration for their 2024 Annual Meeting. This meeting promises to be an outstanding forum on forestry issues with breakout sessions, networking, field tours, exhibits, and much more. Register by July 31st for $100 off with the code EARLY24.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar is presented by USDA NRCS Science and Technology.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The National Association of State Foresters has opened registration for their 2024 Annual Meeting. This meeting promises to be an outstanding forum on forestry issues with breakout sessions, networking, field tours, exhibits, and much more. Register by July 31st for $100 off with the code EARLY24.
Subject: Webinar
Description: This webinar series will help natural resources and educational professionals develop a deeper understanding of climate change and carbon markets to better educate their clients and stakeholders. This series will cover various aspects of climate change and education, from strategies for engaging with landowners about climate change to the importance of private forests in combating it. Registration is $100. This is the final webinar of the series.
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Subject: Meeting
Description: The National Association of State Foresters has opened registration for their 2024 Annual Meeting. This meeting promises to be an outstanding forum on forestry issues with breakout sessions, networking, field tours, exhibits, and much more. Register by July 31st for $100 off with the code EARLY24.
Subject: Webinar
Description: The South Central Climate Adaptation Science Center, the Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center, and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) are hosting this virtual workshop. The webinar is geared towards natural and cultural resource managers, especially those from Tribal Nations in the southern U.S., and others with an interest in learning more about the how Tribes utilize fire to adapt to climate change. Join to hear from a panel of experts form organizations like the USFS, The Nature Conservancy, and several Tribes.
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Subject: Conference
Description: The North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA) is hosting its 2024 annual conference in partnership with the Montana Invasive Species Council. This year’s theme will highlight the foundations needed to implement management strategies that work, partnerships that impact diverse geographies, and policy and funding successes that can be tailored to fit your landscape.
Subject: Conference
Description: The University of Tennessee Center for Renewable Carbon, in partnership with the Southeastern Regional Sun Grant Center, is hosting the 7th International Conference on Chemicals and Products from Renewable Carbon. This meeting is a unique forum for scientists and engineers from around the world to assemble and discuss scientific gaps and propose novel technologies to design for sustainability and enable circular bioeconomy systems.
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Subject: Conference
Description: The North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA) is hosting its 2024 annual conference in partnership with the Montana Invasive Species Council. This year’s theme will highlight the foundations needed to implement management strategies that work, partnerships that impact diverse geographies, and policy and funding successes that can be tailored to fit your landscape.
Subject: Conference
Description: The University of Tennessee Center for Renewable Carbon, in partnership with the Southeastern Regional Sun Grant Center, is hosting the 7th International Conference on Chemicals and Products from Renewable Carbon. This meeting is a unique forum for scientists and engineers from around the world to assemble and discuss scientific gaps and propose novel technologies to design for sustainability and enable circular bioeconomy systems.
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Subject: Conference
Description: The North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA) is hosting its 2024 annual conference in partnership with the Montana Invasive Species Council. This year’s theme will highlight the foundations needed to implement management strategies that work, partnerships that impact diverse geographies, and policy and funding successes that can be tailored to fit your landscape.
Subject: Conference
Description: The University of Tennessee Center for Renewable Carbon, in partnership with the Southeastern Regional Sun Grant Center, is hosting the 7th International Conference on Chemicals and Products from Renewable Carbon. This meeting is a unique forum for scientists and engineers from around the world to assemble and discuss scientific gaps and propose novel technologies to design for sustainability and enable circular bioeconomy systems.
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Subject: Conference
Description: The North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA) is hosting its 2024 annual conference in partnership with the Montana Invasive Species Council. This year’s theme will highlight the foundations needed to implement management strategies that work, partnerships that impact diverse geographies, and policy and funding successes that can be tailored to fit your landscape.
Subject: Conference
Description: The University of Tennessee Center for Renewable Carbon, in partnership with the Southeastern Regional Sun Grant Center, is hosting the 7th International Conference on Chemicals and Products from Renewable Carbon. This meeting is a unique forum for scientists and engineers from around the world to assemble and discuss scientific gaps and propose novel technologies to design for sustainability and enable circular bioeconomy systems.
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SAF Forest Pollinator Webinar Series: Effects of Landscape Context, Tree Composition, and Fires History on Forest Pollinator Diversity across the Southeastern United States