°ä³Ü±ô³Ù¾±±¹²¹³Ù¾±²Ô²µÌý´¡²õ³óÌýResilienceÌýAcrossÌýtheÌýLandscapeÌý— A Webinar and FieldÌýWalkÌýLearning SeriesÌýÌý
April 2, 2026
Noon – 1:00 p.m. ET
Tune intoÌýpart oneÌýof ourÌýCultivating Ash Resilience Across the LandscapeÌýseries, whereÌýwe’llÌýdive into practical silvicultural approaches to steward healthy ash trees and forests amid the growing threat of emerald ash borer (EAB). Ìý
You’llÌýLearn: Ìý
- Strategies for managing ash trees and forests through the stages of EAB invasion Ìý
- How you can incorporate these tools into your management planning Ìý
- Practical forest management approaches through case studies inÌýNew Hampshire’s White Mountain National ForestÌý  Ìý
FeaturingÌýSpeakers: Ìý
- Dr. Tony D’Amato, Professor & Director of Forestry Program, University of Vermont
- Ben Farina, Forest Silviculturist, U.S. Forest Service – White Mountain National Forest (WMNF)
91¸£Àû the Series:ÌýÌý
Cultivating Ash Resilience Across the LandscapeÌýstarts with this online webinar to learn silvicultural strategies and explore case studies from the Northeast, then takes us into the Maine woods forÌýÌýto see ash stewardship in action. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to participate in one or both upcoming events (space is limited for our in-person tour)! Each event is approved for 1 SAF Continuing Education Credit.Ìý
WebinarÌýEvent:ÌýThe Silviculture of Ash StewardshipÌýinÌýthe Northeast,ÌýAprilÌý2nd,Ìý12:00-1:00Ìýp.m. Register at the link above.
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This series is organized byÌýtheÌý, a regional network that aims toÌýamplifyÌýongoing efforts to sustain ash byÌýsupportingÌýlandscape levelÌýstewardship,ÌýsharingÌýstories of hope for ash preservation, andÌýupliftingÌýthe cultural significance of ash among Indigenous peoples.ÌýTheÌýÌýis supported by the USDA Forest Service Landscape Scale Restoration program.Ìý
If you have any questions, please contactÌýMichelle Giles atÌýmgiles@forestguild.org.