Vermont’s First Tree Farm: A Forest of Recognized Importance (FORI)

Monday, August 9

12-1 pm

The forest at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park holds the special distinction of being Vermont’s first tree farm and is a newly designated Forest of Recognized Importance (FORI), the only of its kind in the state. What is a Tree Farm? What makes a forest “important”? If you find yourself wondering these things, you’ll want to join us for this special webinar on August 9 Noon-1pm and hear from a distinguished panel of experts, including our very own Deputy Superintendent Christina Marts and Kathleen Wanner, executive director of the Vermont Woodlands Association. In this presentation, we will learn what a tree farm is, what features make a forest a “Forest of Recognized Importance”, and hear from Christina the unique and special history of the forest at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park, and how it has evolved over time to present day! You don’t want to miss this one! Workshop is co-hosted with Billings Farm & Museum and co-sponsored by Vermont Coverts and Vermont Woodlands Association. Register Here