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SUMMARY:Wildlife Forestry in Bottomland Hardwoods - webinar
DESCRIPTION:Register today! \nMay 19\, 2020\n12:30 – 2:00 p.m. ET \nAgenda to download \nThis webinar qualifies for 1.0 SAF Category 1 CFE credit. \nWe welcome forest landowners\, natural resources professionals\, and others to join us for a virtual workshop in wildlife forestry practices in bottomland hardwood forests of the Southeast. We’ll cover topics such as bottomland hardwood management\, hydrology and water issues\, timber stand improvement\, and how to manage your forestland to improve wildlife habitat. \nBottomland hardwood forests are critically important to biodiversity\, wildlife\, carbon storage\, recreation\, and clean water in the southeastern United States. Unfortunately\, bottomland hardwood forests are threatened by several factors. Wildlife forestry management practices can benefit these ecosystems and the communities that depend upon them. \nJoin us in learning from two experts on how to manage bottomland hardwood forests of the Southeast using wildlife forestry practices! \nPresenter bios: \nDr. Lockhart has always been passionate about hardwood silviculture\, particularly in bottomland hardwoods. He has been a professor at both the School of Forest Resources at University of Arkansas and the School of Renewable Resources at Louisiana State University. Most recently\, he was a research forester for 16 years at the Center for Bottomland Hardwood Research in Stoneville\, Mississippi. \nMr. Duck Locascio received a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Forest Management from Louisiana State University and a Master of Science (M.S.) degree in Wildlife Management from Louisiana State University. He has managed forest resources on LDWF WMAs within the Mississippi Alluvial Valley for the last 23 years and currently serves as Program Manager of the LDWF Forestry Section supervising all forest management activities on State-owned Wildlife Management Areas.
URL:https://foreststewardsguild.org/event/wildlife-forestry-in-bottomland-hardwoods-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Southeast,Webinar
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SUMMARY:Know Your Trees (webinar)
DESCRIPTION:Register \nMay 19\, 7 – 8:30 p.m. ET \nHosted by Vermont Woodlands Association\, Michael Wojtech\, author of Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast will discuss his book and share information on how to identify the trees around us. \nAs a freelance naturalist\, writer\, photographer\, illustrator and educator\, Michael strives to share the science and beauty of natural history in an accessible and compelling fashion through presentations\, participatory activities\, and outdoor exploration. He writes and teaches about the structure\, growth processes\, and ecology of trees-including their bark\, buds\, leaves\, roots\, and wood-for audiences at all levels of experience\, and explores how knowing the natural history of the places we live and love fosters connection and the feeling of home. \nMichael earned his masters degree in Conservation Biology from Antioch University New England in Keene\, NH. He is the author of Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast and co-author of Drawing Leaves and Trees: Observing and Sketching the Natural World. His article “The Language of Trees: On a Walk with Rutherford Platt” was recently published in American Forests.
URL:https://foreststewardsguild.org/event/know-your-trees-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Northeast,Webinar
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