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SUMMARY:Forestry for Resiliency and Perpetuity in Chimacum - Guild Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Register today (spaces are limited)! \nJoin us for a 1/2-day tour of two Chimacum Ridge properties\, and an optional social gathering afterwards until 7 p.m. Some of the questions we’ll be considering during our tour: \n\nForesters manage and plan with a long-term perspective. But how can “forestry that is ecologically\, economically\, and socially responsible\,” as in the Guild’s vision\, be assured in perpetuity\, in conditions that we cannot foresee now\, even if or when\, the property changes hands?\nIn managing a forest\, how do we balance values and priorities that sometimes conflict as we work to maximize the ‘triple bottom line’?\nWhat are some tools that can help make that balance financially viable?\n\nWe will tour two adjacent properties in the rain shadow of the Olympics: an 853-acre working forest protected in perpetuity by two conservation easements\, and a 65-acre forest recently acquired by Jefferson Land Trust as a community forest. View some management approaches and challenges on the ground\, and share with us other management possibilities that you see or have experience with too. \nThese two second-growth properties are undergoing management transition: one from planting and industrial clearcutting\, and the other from natural regeneration with very little active management. In addition to Land Trust folks\, we will be joined by local foresters and an economic development consultant\, finishing up with an opportunity to socialize and experience tangential benefits of collaborative land protection: tasty local food and drink at Finnriver cidery from 5–7 p.m. \nJefferson Land Trust’s mission is “Helping the community preserve open space\, working lands and habitat forever” and we’re celebrating our 30th anniversary. We’d like to share what we have learned in those years of protecting land in perpetuity\, and we want to hear about your experiences as we continue to learn from each other– we’re all in this together! \nDid you know that we have a local Quimper dragon?  Come learn more… \nDraft agenda
URL:https://foreststewardsguild.org/event/chimacum-tour-and-guild-gathering/
LOCATION:Finnriver Cidery\, 124 Center Road\, Chimacum\, WA
CATEGORIES:Guild Gathering,Pacific Northwest
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SUMMARY:Flat Rock Fire Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Claim your spot on the Saturday field trip – register today! \nEvent flyer \nThe North Atlantic Fire Science Exchange\, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation\, SUNY-Plattsburgh\, and W.H. Miner Agricultural Research Institute are partnering to host a workshop on the 2018 wildfire and fire science research at Flat Rock State Forest in Altona\, New York. \nThe Flat Rock workshop includes: \n\nan afternoon fire science symposium\,\nan evening community panel discussion\, and\na field trip (please pre-register for the Saturday field trip. Lunch is included).\n\nThe symposium will feature presentations and posters on the geology\, fire history\, and ongoing research in the jack pine forest ecosystem at Flat Rock. The evening panel will provide community members an opportunity to learn about the 2018 wildfire operations and the relationship between fire and the human communities nearby. The field trip will offer participants a boots-on-the-ground look at wildfire management and field research. \nFor more information\, please visit the North Atlantic Fire Science Exchange website. \nThere is no cost to attend any of these events\, but we ask that you please pre-register for the field trip so that we can have an accurate count for lunches.
URL:https://foreststewardsguild.org/event/flat-rock-fire-workshop/
LOCATION:W.H. Miner Institute\, 586 Ridge Road\, Chazy\, NY
CATEGORIES:Northeast
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