Webinar Library

Webinars

The Forest Stewards Guild regularly hosts webinars. These are a great way to learn from experts across the country, even if you can't get to their location in person. Unlike events in the field, if the offering doesn't fit your schedule, you can always watch a webinar recording afterward to catch what you missed. That's the purpose of this library. Great presentations on topics that are meaningful to you, on demand.

We also feature some webinars from partners on this page.

Webinar library

2020

Restoring resilient ecosystems, communities, and economies in complex terrain, Western Klamath Restoration Partnership webinar July 2020.

Strategies to Protect Eastern Brook Trout Populations and Habitat from Climate-Driven Rapid Environmental Change, MMC June, 2020.

Ecological Forestry in Mountain Coves of the Appalachian Region, May 26, 2020.

Wildlife Forestry in Bottomland Hardwoods, May 19, 2020.

Wildlife Habitat Management at the Catamount Community Forest in VT, May 19, 2020.

Confronting Changing Winters in the Northeast and Maine, MMC May 15, 2020.

Career Call, May 14, 2020. Students get answers to their questions from professional Guild members. Supplemental notes show bookmarks in the video timing and notes from the call's chat box.

Climate Adaptation and Forest Management at the Catamount Community Forest w/ Dr. Tony D’Amato, May 5, 2020.

Women's Chainsaw Safety Fundamentals: A two-part webinar series, April 25 and May 2, 2020. (this webinar set is NOT intended to take the place of full, in-person safety training. We cover the basics and recommend a full, hands-on training before operating a chainsaw).

Unlocking Carbon Markets for Family Forest Owners in the Pacific Northwest. April 28, 2020.

Forest2Market's Covid-19 Roundtable Discussion, April 2020.

Communicating with landowners about oak forest resiliency. April, 22, 2020.