• Invasive Species Identification and Control

    Pisgah National Forest

    Join EcoForesters and The Pisgah Conservancy for a hands-on workshop on invasive species identification and control. This workshop will cover how invasives impact forest health, how to identify invasive plants, and control methods and strategies. The workshop will be held at Pisgah National Forest in the Avery Creek/Perry Cove area. Long pants and closed-toed shoes...

  • Amphibians and Forest Management

    Join this webinar to learn about the amazing diversity of amphibians found across North Carolina! We'll explore the species found here, the habitats they favor and the conservation measures you can take to maintain them on the landscape. The presentation will also discuss the effect of various forest management activities on amphibians, including an emphasis...

  • The Habitat Summit

    Rowan Community Event Center 1959 Jake Alexander Boulevard W, Salisbury

    The Habitat Summit is a one-day, multi-session workshop where national experts share the latest land management techniques. Whether you’re managing your land for pollinators, timber or game species, this is your one-stop shop to connect with the experts.

  • Regional Ginseng Production Update

    N.C. Cooperative Extension Buncombe County Center 49 Mt Carmel Rd #102, Asheville, NC, United States

     There have been some interesting changes in the world of ginseng production! In this workshop you'll learn about production, marketing, security and a variety of other topics around ginseng in Western North Carolina. Agenda 9:00- Registration 9:15- Introductions 9:30- Update on producing and harvesting wild simulated ginseng 10:15- Disease and wildlife issues and solutions 10:45-...

  • The Bioluminescent Insects of North Carolina

    This webinar will address the diversity and biology of some of North Carolina's most charismatic animals: fireflies, glowworms and the enigmatic foxfire worms of the mountains. We'll discuss threats to these animals and how to help conserve them.

  • CPR, AED and First Aid Training

    N.C. Cooperative Extension Halifax County Center 359 Ferrell Lane, Halifax, NC, United States

    This training hosted by the N.C. Tree Farm Program in partnership with the N.C. Agromedicine Institute will cover: Life-saving CPR skills Directions for AED use First aid for severe bleeding control, burns, heat-related illness and other common forestry and agricultural injuries Registration is required. Space is limited.

  • CPR, AED and First Aid Training

    N.C. Cooperative Extension Randolph County Center

    This training hosted by the N.C. Tree Farm Program in partnership with the N.C. Agromedicine Institute will cover: Life-saving CPR skills Directions for AED use First aid for severe bleeding control, burns, heat-related illness and other common forestry and agricultural injuries Registration is required. Space is limited.

  • Family Forest Ownership Trends 2013–2023

    In this webinar, Dr. Brett Butler will share insights from the National Woodland Owner Survey, which tracks the demographics and opinions of the 11 million family forest owners across the U.S. The latest survey results show both important continuity as well as significant changes. For example, while timber production as a reason for owning declined,...

  • CPR, AED and First Aid Training

    N.C. Cooperative Extenson Harnett County Center 126 Alexander Drive, Lillington, NC, United States

    This training hosted by the N.C. Tree Farm Program in partnership with the N.C. Agromedicine Institute will cover: Life-saving CPR skills Directions for AED use First aid for severe bleeding control, burns, heat-related illness and other common forestry and agricultural injuries Registration is required. Space is limited.

  • Hemlock Treatment Demonstration

    Asheville Botanical Gardens 151 WT Weaver Boulevard, Asheville

    Hemlock trees in western North Carolina are an important and irreplaceable component of our forests. These trees have been suffering for over two decades from hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA), an invasive insect that can kill the tree in as little as four years. However, hemlock management is simpler and less expensive than ever before. This...