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4th Biennial Forest Landowners Conference, Working Woods For Today & Tomorrow March 22-23 In State College
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The Penn State Center For Private Forests and other partners will host the 4th Biennial Forest Landowners Conference March 22-23 with the theme of Working Woods For Today And Tomorrow at the Penn Stater Hotel and Conference Center in State College. The Conference is the region’s foremost gathering of woodland owners, forest practitioners, forest businesses, and others interested in woodlands and the wildlife that use them. Nearly 740,000 owners care for Pennsylvania’s 11.5 million acres of privately-owned woods. The goal is to equip a growing number of woodland owners with educational and networking opportunities to ensure continued benefits to and from these resources. Whether you own 1 or 2,000 acres, come learn, meet others who share your interests, and get the resources you need to improve the well-being of your woods. Discover more about... -- Enhancing woodland health and resilience -- Opportunities for small acreages -- Drones, GPS, and mapping -- Improving wildlife habitat -- Controlling invasive plants -- Planning the future and legacy of your woods -- Citizen science, fungi foraging and cultivation, prescribed fire, pollinators, and much more! Attend the Conference for two days of presentations, exhibits, field tours, workshops, and valuable connection and conversation opportunities! Click Here to register or for more information on keynote speakers, related events, optional events and presentations. To learn more about private forest landowner educational opportunities and services, visit the Penn State Center For Private Forests webpage. Related Stories: DCNR, Penn State Extension Forest Health, Insect & Disease Briefing March 19 In State College Pinchot Institute Report: Helping Your Woodland Adapt To A Changing Climate The Nature Conservancy: A Natural Path To U.S. Climate Change Action NewsClips: Registration Open! Pennsylvania Riparian Forest Buffer Summit Feb. 20-21 Agriculture Officials Warn Of Spotted Lanternfly’s Peril To Fruit Crops Crable: Lancaster Resident PA’s First Female State Forester Crable: Lancaster Woman To Head Project To Plant 10 Million Trees In PA Crable: Aerial Photos Show Extent Of Logging On Girl Scouts Camp In Lancaster DCNR, Penn State Extension Forest Health, Insect & Disease Briefing March 19 In State College How To Recycle Your Live Christmas Tree In Philadelphia Options For Disposing Of Old Christmas Trees In Lackawanna County Pinchot Institute Report: Helping Your Woodland Adapt To A Changing Climate The Nature Conservancy: A Natural Path To U.S. Climate Change Action Cusick: PA Researcher Helps Document Deforestation, Mass Extinction In Haiti [Posted: Jan. 2, 2019] |
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