Forest Disturbance and its Relationship to Wildlife Habitat webinar

The National Conservation Training Center, the Northern Forests Climate Hub and the Northern Institute of Applied Climate Science will hold a Forest Disturbance and its Relationship to Wildlife Habitat webinar on December 19^th from 1 to 2 pm EST.

This webinar is part of a 12-part Ecological Forestry in the Context of Climate Change monthly webinar series about how small and large scale forest disturbance affects forest ecosystems, and how ecological silviculture and climate adaption strategies can benefit forest and wildlife management.

In this webinar, Brenda McComb from Oregon State University (emeritus) will discuss

• Fundamental relationship of wildlife to forest structure and composition
• Forest disturbance as the creator of habitat elements
• Ecological forestry as necessary but not sufficient to provide habitat
• Climate drivers of habitat function: phenology and microclimatic refugia

To register for this and other webinars, go to Webinar Registration – Zoom (zoomgov.com)