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Webinar: Climate Adaptation in the Northeast’s Forest Products Supply Chain Dr. Steven Bick, Northeast Forests, LLC

January 29, 2021
Kate Forrer

February 19 3-4 PM Register Here. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. In the Northeast, seasonal climate patterns influence timber harvest scheduling, logging equipment choices and mill procurement strategies. These practices have all shifted and adapted in response to gradual changes in seasonal temperatures and soil moisture pattens

29 January

Advocacy in a Virtual World

January 29, 2021
Kate Forrer

Tuesday, Feb 9 7-8 pm With remote meetings dominating the way business is done by legislators, learn some techniques to access legislative sessions and navigate the Vermont Legislative website. VWA is pleased to bring you a webinar presented by Action Circles to help you understand the current virtual legislative environment, contact your senators and representative,

29 January

Woods Whys Webinars

January 29, 2021
Kate Forrer

February 4, 2021 7:30 PM An Exploration of Forests and Forestry, by Michael Snyder. When you find a great book, do you wish you could chat with the author? Now you can. Every first Thursday of the month* at 7:30pm, Vermont Forests, Parks, and Recreation Commissioner Michael Snyder will join us for a reading and discussion of

29 January

Watershed Bioassessment

January 29, 2021
Kate Forrer

Tuesday, Feb 2 7-8 PM Wildlife habitats are interconnected throughout a watershed, especially those habitats associated with riverine systems. For over a decade, Farley Brown, faculty at Sterling College (past VT Coverts Executive Director), and her students have been exploring and assessing aquatic habitats throughout the Black River watershed in Orleans County. Brown will take

29 January

Climate Watch will feel a little different this year

January 20, 2021
Kate Forrer

January 15- February 15, 2021 Climate Watch is Audubon’s biannual community science program that enlists volunteer bird-lovers across North America to tally vulnerable bird species-our winter session begins January 15 and runs through February 15, 2021. Counting and documenting where birds are today and how they’re responding to a shifting climate is essential to helping protect them

20 January

What’s Happening On (and under) All That Snow?

January 20, 2021
Kate Forrer

January 25, 2021 7 PM Join the Londonderry Conservation Commission for a virtual presentation with Wildlife biologist Tom Rogers from The Nature Conservancy. Tom will lead us through a photographic journey of winter in the Green Mountain State, immediately followed by a question and answer session. We’ll find out: how Vermont’s wildlife make it through

20 January

Bark, Buds & Branches: Learn to identify trees in winter

January 20, 2021
Kate Forrer

February 18, 2021 1-2 PM Many of us can identify trees like maple and oaks by their leaf shape but once those leaves are on the ground tree identification can be a little tricky. How do you identify a tree in stick season? Let us help you! Join VLT foresters to learn what trees they

20 January

Advocacy in a Virtual World

January 20, 2021
Kate Forrer

Tuesday, Feb 9 7-8 pm With remote meetings dominating the way business is done by legislators, learn some techniques to access legislative sessions and navigate the Vermont Legislative website. VWA is pleased to bring you a webinar presented by Action Circles to help you understand the current virtual legislative environment, contact your senators and representative,

20 January

Forest to Cities

January 20, 2021
Kate Forrer

March 17, 2021 2-3:30 PM Learn how engineered wood products allow us to build bigger with wood, and how this new technology is an effective alternative to carbon-intensive concrete and steel construction. Register Here.

20 January

Woods to Home

January 20, 2021
Kate Forrer

Woods to Home February 24, 2021 2-3:30 PM Learn about the process of building a home with locally harvested lumber and the benefits of using local wood products. Register Here.

20 January