A digital forestry publication focused on pricing and other topics relevant to Wisconsin and Great Lakes landowners
Madison, WI
Joined February 2019
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Forest Data Network retweeted
You couldn't possibly have a timber harvest if you love wildlife right? WRONG! Learn all about managing your property at our Intro to Private Land Management Class on December 7th at 6pm! Preregistration online is required - don't miss your opportunity to secure your spot!
Forest Data Network retweeted
Collectively, individuals, families, & trusts own 39% of forestland, making them the largest group of forest landowners in the U.S. On Oct. 6, the @usfs_nrs Rooted in Research webinar series focuses on research into 2 aspects of family forest ownerships. go.usa.gov/xMNkQ
ALT Image shows the current issue of Rooted in Research.
Forest Data Network retweeted
"In the spring, at the end of the day, you should smell like dirt. "
~Margaret Atwood
ALT Research Ecologist, Kathleen Knight and her son are planting tree seedlings. They are working on forest restoration research.
Forest Data Network retweeted
Looking for a new #podcast ?
Listen to Forestcast!
Check out all 6 episodes of Season 1 "Balance and Barriers," a look at damaging forest pests in forests of the Northeast and Midwest go.usa.gov/xvNMZ
and a #new special episode on red spruce go.usa.gov/xvMhA
Forest Data Network retweeted
Effective, May 1, 2020, nearly all Wisconsin State Parks properties will be open. Annual admission passes and/or trail passes are required. New hours for all properties will be 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. All properties will close weekly on Wednesday.
Forest Data Network retweeted
Today @GovEvers declared a statewide State of Emergency in Wisconsin in response to elevated wildfire conditions throughout the state.
Fire danger remains High to Very High throughout most of the state today. Please avoid burning of any kind.
evers.wi.gov/Documents/COVID…
Forest Data Network retweeted
Thanks to you, Wisconsin, Safer at Home is working. The steps you continue to take are helping to flatten the curve and and are making things safer for everyone. Keep up the good work. Learn more at go.usa.gov/xvKtw #COVID19_WI @GovEvers @WIPublicHealth
Forest Data Network retweeted
Trees, Tech, and Climate Change: #forestproud #treesarekey #climatechange #innovation bit.ly/39KVONr
Forest Data Network retweeted
Past episodes of our new #podcast, Forestcast, highlight forest #insects like emerald ash borer, hemlock woolly adelgid, gypsy moth & Asian longhorned beetle. nrs.fs.fed.us/podcast/1/
For scientists, an ever-present question is, "What might be the next poster pest?"
#ComingSoon
Forest Data Network retweeted
He says it's not something he thought we'd have to do, but it's necessary to #StopTheSpread of #COVID19_WI. Today, at the direction of @GovEvers, #DHSWI Secretary-designee Andrea Palm issued the order to keep us #SaferAtHome. Read it here: evers.wi.gov/Documents/COVID…
Forest Data Network retweeted
In Minnesota, We are anticipating the loss of a million acres of ash forests—and all that they do—to #EmeraldAshBorer
go.usa.gov/xpeSa #InvasiveSpeciesWeek #NISAW #eab #HabitatLoss
ALT A wood frog sitting within decaying black ash leaves in a wetland forest in northern Minnesota on the Chippewa National Forest. Photo by Melissa Youngquist, University of Minnesota
Forest Data Network retweeted
Growth and urbanization will create a vast demand for housing, commercial buildings, and infrastructure, which will spike GHG emissions. It’s essential that builders & designers look for alternate building materials with little to no carbon footprint. go.nature.com/31wnsKD
Forest Data Network retweeted
It’s National Engineers Week! We’re celebrating what we know best: wood! Michael Green’s TED Talk about #masstimber explains why we should start seeing wooden skylines in our future #Eweek2020. bit.ly/2SLd65v