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Virginia Forest Landowner Update

Presentations

View presentations from landowner workshops, symposiums, short course and more.

Woods & Wildlife Conference Manassas, Feb. 18, 2012

Sustainable Timber Harvesting & Marketing Feb. 20, Gloucester

Jennifer Gagnon: Sustainable Forestry
Dave Slack: Objectives and Forest Evaluation
Rich Steensma: Silviculture
Brian Irvine: Best Management Practices & Riparian Buffers
Galon Hall: Wildlife & Aesthetics
Jim Vadas: The Timber Sale Process
Frank Brooks: Reinvesting Your Timber Sale Income
Rebecca McCoy (804) 725-7525

Increasing Pine Productivity and Profit - Forest Landowners Association Feb. 9, Charlottesville

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Increasing Productivity through Intensive Management Feb. 9, Charlottesville

Cost-share Summary

Hybrid Poplar Symposium Nov. 5, Danville

Landowner Weekend Retreat Nov. 6-8, Appomattox

Jennifer Gagnon: Fragmenting the Forest
Neil Clark: Introduction to Ecosystem Services
Dave Snyder: Cost Share Programs

Hybrid Poplar Workshop Oct. 9, Norton

Investing in Sustainable Forestry Keysville March 20 & Wakefield, March 27

Dave Slack: Emerging Ecosystem Service Markets
Martha Powers: Food, Energy & Conservation Act of 2008
Brian Saunders: Forest Landowner Issues
John Munsell & Jennifer Gagnon: Course Manual

Woods & Wildlife Conference Manassas, Feb. 2009

Beekeeping for Beginners
Biomass & Bioenergy
Forest Health
Forest Threats
Regenerating Oak
Soil Survey Information - Using the Web Soil Survey
Transferring Land to the Next Generation
Firewise
Wetland Ecology & Attracting Amphibians
When & Why Herbicides Can Help
Wildlife Species of Concern

Master Naturalist Presentations

Woods & Wildlife Conference Charlottesville, Feb. 2011

Welcome - Adam Downing
Becoming a Beekeeper - Ann Harman
Agroforestry Options - John Munsell
Charcoal - Adam Downing
The Chestnut Story -Catherine Mayes
Insect Invaders & Your Woods - Chris Asaro
Value Added Timber Harvesting - Glen Worrell
Current and Emerging Issues Involving Wildlife - Jim Parkhurst
Conservation Options for Forest Landowners - Mike Saantucci
Invasive Plant Management - Phil Stokes

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Jennifer Gagnon: Sustainable Forestry

Dave Slack: Objectives and Forest Evaluation

Rich Steensma: Silviculture

Brian Irvine: Best Management Practices & Riparian Buffers

Galon Hall: Wildlife & Aesthetics

Jim Vadas: The Timber Sale Process

Frank Brooks: Reinvesting Your Timber Sale Income

Rebecca McCoy (804) 725-7525

Steve Prisley: Assessing Biomass Supply

Charlie Becker: Bioenergy in Virginia: Supply Issues and Opportunities

Amy Brunner: Introduction to Poplar

Brian Stanton: Poplar Genetic Improvement: Overview of Global Approaches and Opportunities for Virginia

Randy Rosseau: Poplar Production for the Mid-South

Mike Cunningham: Biotechnology Approaches to Woody Crop Improvement

Jake Eaton: Poplar Production and Options for Business Development in Virginia

Jennifer Gagnon: Fragmenting the Forest

Neil Clark: Introduction to Ecosystem Services

Dave Snyder: Cost Share Programs

John Munsell: Bioenergy & Wood Fiber in Virginia and Beyond

Amy Brunner: Introduction to Poplar

Rich Shuren: Poplar Breeding & Testing/Plantation Management

Carl Zipper: Hybrid Poplar Performance in Current Reclaimed Mine Land Field Trial

Dave Slack: Emerging Ecosystem Service Markets

Martha Powers: Food, Energy & Conservation Act of 2008

Brian Saunders: Forest Landowner Issues

John Munsell & Jennifer Gagnon: Course Manual

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