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Northwest Forest Guild Meeting, September 10 to 12, 2010
The Northwest Forest Guild Group invites you to the 2010 Regional Meeting September 10 to 12 at the Zena Forest just west of Salem, OR. The theme will be Thinking and Rethinking Silviculture - the Case for Complexity and speakers will include :

  • Klaus Puettman - OSU professor of Forest Ecology and author of "A Critique of Silviculture - The Case for Complexity"
  • Bobby Cochran - Executive Director of The Willamette Partnership
For more information click here.



Non-Guild Events

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Pollinator Conservation Planning Short Course The Xerces Society’s Pollinator Conservation Planning Short Course will be offered in 36 states over the next three years. The Short Course is an intensive, day-long training designed to equip conservationists, land managers, farm educators, and agricultural professionals with the latest science-based approaches to increasing crop security and reversing the trend of pollinator decline, especially in heavily managed agricultural landscapes. Locations include:

  • Massachusetts, May 4 and 5, 2010
  • New Hampshire, June 15, 2010
  • Michigan, June 24, 2010
  • Pennsylvania, July 29, 2010
For more information please see: http://www.xerces.org/events.

 
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Forest Wisdom Issue 15


Forest Wisdom #15 is focused on "ecosystem services", in other words the combined benefits people obtain from the natural world. These vital services include supporting functions such as nutrient cycling or soil formation; products such as fresh water and fuel; regulating services such as flood or climate regulation; and cultural resources such as recreational, educational, or aesthetic opportunities. Forest Wisdom 15 includes articles that address the value of forested watersheds, payments for forest carbon, shitake mushrooms as a non-timber forest product, and an assessment of the value of the ecosystem services provided by New Mexico's forests.