Tree-rings are important sources of information for understanding environmental changes since their growth patterns are influenced by variations in their surrounding environment. Michigan State University will hold an Using the Stories from Tree Rings to[...]

The Massachusetts Forester Licensing Board will hold an online Meeting on Wednesday, March 4th beginning at 4 pm. Interested parties can join on their computer, mobile app or room device at Join conversation Join the[...]

Massachusetts Department of Conservation & Recreation will hold the 2026 Canopy Forestry Forum at the UMass Amherst Conference Center on March 5th from 9 am to 4 pm. This year’s theme is Rooted in Resilience,[...]

Legacy and succession questions often come up in the course of working with landowners, even when foresters are not expected or asked to be directly involved in family decision-making. Vermont Woodlands Association will hold a[...]

Maine Woodland Owners Association will hold an Introduction to Avenza Maps Workshop on Wednesday, March 11th at the Woodlawn Museum in Ellsworth, ME from 9:30 am to 2 pm. In this workshop, participants can learn[...]

There are over 20,000 bees found worldwide and roughly 4,000 species in North America. Massachusetts can boast an impressive 400 species of bees that represent an astonishing assortment of colors, sizes, shapes, and lifestyles. The[...]

Are you curious about the wildlife living all around us, maybe even in your backyard? Women on the Land will hold a Simple Ways to Support & Enjoy Wildlife webinar on Thursday, March 12th from[...]

The Massachusetts Land Trust Coalition will hold the 2026 Mass Land Conservation Conference at the Campus Center at UMass Amherst on March 13th from 9 am to 4:30 pm. The Massachusetts Land Conservation Conference is[...]

Current Use assessment of forest and farmland is the cornerstone of working land conservation in New Hampshire. UNH Extension will hold a Current Use 101 – Zoom webinar on March 25th from Noon to 1:30[...]

Are you a landowner with an interest in better management and conservation of your family lands but don’t know where to start? The Last Green Valley and Opacum Land Trust will hold a What You[...]