Register today! Student rate: $40 Speaker rate: $60 General rate: $70 Add a dinner guest for pizza: $15 Join us to discuss Restoration Forestry in the context of the Upper Mississippi and driftless bluff country of Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa. The discussion on what restoration forestry is, and how it looks across the spectrum of…

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Register today (spaces are limited)! Join 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: Foresters manage and plan with a long-term perspective. But how can “forestry that is ecologically, economically, and socially responsible,” as…

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Register today! Join us for a Guild Gathering, in the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Maine forestlands. Full agenda Thursday We encourage you to check out a hike on your own in scenic Gulf Hagas during the day (or let Amanda know at amanda@forestguild.org  if you’d like to gather with other forestry tour participants to hike this).…

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Registration closed Kemp Natural Resources Station (9161 Kemp Road, Woodruff, WI 54568) We often refer to silviculture as the “art and science of growing healthy forests.” For this meeting the Forest Stewards Guild welcomes you to northern Wisconsin to discuss some of the creative ways people are stitching together the art with science to improve the stewardship of our forests. …

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Registration closed. Did you miss the deadline? Contact Colleen@forestguild.org if you’d still like to register…there may be a few spots left! We are getting very excited about this not-to-be-missed Forest Stewards Guild New England Guild Gathering! Hosts Jeremy Turner and Laura French welcome fellow Guild members and friends for a spectacular field event. Stone Fence…

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Register today! This event is free of charge. Please bring your own lunch, snacks and water. Address for our meeting place coming soon! The forest is 15 minutes from Oregon State University. Join this event in McDonald-Dunn Forest, north of Corvallis, with Dr. Joan Hagar of the US Geological Survey (USGS). The McDonald-Dunn Research Forest…

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