The Northeast Wildlife Team will hold a The Importance of Managing Deer Populations webinar on Tuesday, January 6th from 7 to 8 pm EST. In this webinar, Andrew LaBonte, the Connecticut Department of Energy &[...]

Center pier bridges can be used in front country or backcountry environments. The real challenge is when there is a large stream crossing, whether due to a dangerous/ high water environment, or a wide crossing[...]

Did you know that an estimated one billion birds die each year in the United States due to window Collisions? These incidents are a major contributor to the decline of our native bird populations and[...]

In the eastern United States, oaks are abundant and provide significant economic and ecological benefits. However, oak ecosystems have experienced significant changes over the past century due to fire exclusion by suppression, land-use changes, pests,[...]

Wood Works will hold a Mass Timber Structural Systems: Products and Framing Systems webinar on January 13th from 1 to 2 pm ET. This webinar, presented by Scott Breneman and Matt Cloninger from WoodWorks, is[...]

What is the future of your land? UMass Extension will hold a Getting started with Conservation-based Estate Planning webinar on January 13th from 6:30 to 8 pm ET. This is the first of a free, four-part[...]

Opacum Land Trust will hold an Insects Up Close program at the Rapscallion Pub in Sturbridge on Tuesday, January 13th at 6:30 pm Join New England-based macro-photographer Audrey E. Kali, as she displays her fascinating[...]

The Massachusetts Forester Licensing Board will hold an online Meeting on Wednesday January 14th starting at 4 pm Interested parties can join on their computer, mobile app or room device To join online, click the[...]

In the eastern United States, oaks are abundant and provide significant economic and ecological benefits. However, oak ecosystems have experienced significant changes over the past century due to fire exclusion by suppression, land-use changes, pests,[...]

Wood Works will hold a Mass Timber Structural Systems: Implementing Design through Examples webinar on January 15th from1 to 2 pm ET. This course presented by Scott Breneman and Matt Cloninger from Wood Works,  navigates[...]

The New Jersey Forestry Association will hold an All Things Deer in New Jersey webinar on Thursday, January 15th from 7 to 8:30 pm This webinar is the promised sequel to “NJ’s Deer Population Explosion.”[...]

Oaks are in decline due to the combined stress of climate change, drought, and pests and pathogens. The Cary Institute of Ecosystem Services will hold a Why We Need Oaks, and How to Save Them[...]

  Cornell Forest Connect will hold two Habitat Management for Forest Birds: Landscape & Stand Level Conservation Strategies webinars on Friday, January 16th at Noon and 7 pm ET. These webinars, presented by Claire Mann[...]

Mashpee Pine Barrens is located near Mashpee and protects one of the remaining pitch pine and scrub oak ecosystems on Cape Cod. The Southern Pine Beetle (Dendroctonus frontalis) is a significant pest of pine trees, causing extensive ecological and economic damage. It primarily attacks stressed or dying pine trees, but under certain conditions,[...]

In the eastern United States, oaks are abundant and provide significant economic and ecological benefits. However, oak ecosystems have experienced significant changes over the past century due to fire exclusion by suppression, land-use changes, pests,[...]

The New York City Mass Timber Studio Presents Cohort 2 of the Mass Timber Review Series on Tuesday, January 20th from 5 to 8 pm at the Center for Architecture and on Zoom. The NYC[...]

The Massachusetts Pollinator Network will hold an Improving Habitat Through Invasives Management webinar on January 21st from 2 to 3 pm ET. Learn about our most common invasive plants and how to manage them by[...]

In the eastern United States, oaks are abundant and provide significant economic and ecological benefits. However, oak ecosystems have experienced significant changes over the past century due to fire exclusion by suppression, land-use changes, pests,[...]

DCR’s Climate Stewardship Incentive Program (C-SIP) is expanding in 2026 adding two new practices, Inoculate Trees at Risk of Pests and Temporary Barriers to Animal Browse. DCR Service Forestry will hold a C-SIP Expansion 2026[...]

The Wildlands Trust will hold a Basic Chainsaw Training for Trails workshop on January 24th & 25th at the Stewardship Training Center in Plymouth from 8 am to 4 pm Bill Girard from Girard Custom[...]

Many of us can identify common trees by their leaves, but what about when the leaves fall off for the winter? The Westborough Community Land Trust will hold a Tree ID in Winter Walk at[...]

The Northern Forest Center uses a “wood-first” approach to building rehabilitation and new construction. They use their housing projects to support forest stewardship and the regional forest economy wherever possible. The Northern Forest Center will[...]

Most landowners want to legally designate who will own their land next. UMass Extension will hold a Passing on Your Land Using a Will or Trust webinar on January 27th from 6:30 to 8 pm[...]

UNH Extension and New Hampshire NRCS Staff will hold an NRCS Updates and Harvest Tour for Foresters and TSPs at Fox Forest in Hillsborough, NH on January 28th from 9:30 am to 3 pm. Join NH[...]

Have you ever wondered who’s been moving through your woods after a fresh snowfall? Or noticed tracks crossing a trail and wished you could read the story they tell? Vermont Woodlands Association will hold a[...]

What is new with emerald ash borer? Vermont Woodlands Association will hold an Emerald Ash Borer Update webinar on January 29th from Noon to 1 pm. This timely webinar brings together a panel of experts[...]

Cornell Extension of Columbia & Greene Counties will hold an Energy Efficiencies for Maple Production webinar on Thursday, January 29th from 6 to 7 pm. Whether you’re a small operation or large producer, this webinar[...]

Vermont Woodlands Association will hold a Wildlife Track & Sign Workshop at the Krusch Nature Preserve in Cambridge, VT on Saturday, January 31st, from 10 am to 1 pm Wildlife Track & Sign Specialist Sophie[...]

Vermont Woodlands Association will hold a Patch Cuts for Wildlife and Forest Resiliency Tour at Foxglove Farm in Leicester, VT on January 31st from Noon to 2 pm. County Forester, Mark Raishart, will lead this[...]

Proper pruning of trees and shrubs improves their health and structure while enhancing their appearance in the landscape. The Native Plant Trust will hold a Winter Pruning Class at Garden in the Woods in Framingham[...]