Society of American Foresters National Convention
Exchange ideas, share expertise, and learn the latest technology and research during workshops and sessions. Then attend the Forest Management Expo and Career Fair.
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Oct 27, 2010 08:00 AM
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Oct 31, 2010 06:00 PM
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Albuquerque, NM
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| | | Register now for the Society of American Foresters National Convention in Albuquerque, New Mexico, October 27-31. Exchange ideas, share expertise, and learn the latest technology and research during workshops and sessions. Then attend the Forest Management Expo and Career Fair.
What You Will Learn
- Practical application of forest science
- Case studies showcasing best practices and new innovations
- New technologies and innovations
- Adaptive management examples from forest practitioners
- On-the-ground field tours in broad interest areas
- Fire Interactions with Forest Insects and Diseases
- Water Yield and Vegetation Clearing across Precipitation Gradients: Lessons Learned from New Mexico
- Effects of Forest Cover and Climate Change on Water Supply
- Water Yield and Timber Harvesting Practices in Colorado Subalpine Forests
- Water Resource Responses in Beetle-Killed Catchments in North-Central Colorado
- Longitudinal Study of BMP Implementation in New York City Watershed
- Northern Forest Watershed Services: Incentives for Management on Private Lands
- Hydrologic Processes and Effects of Overstory Removal on the Hydrology of Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands: A Historical Review
- Conservation Districts - Forestry and People in Your Watershed
Santa Fe Watershed Fuels and Forestry
Participants will visit the upper Santa Fe River watershed, which is arguably the most at-risk, high-profile municipal watershed in the southwestern United States. The watershed provides vital ecosystem services to the Santa Fe community, but is under threat from natural hazards associated with the wildland-urban interface. Participants will view on-the-ground hazard reduction and forest restoration projects funded by a US Congressional earmark of $7 million. Space is limited for some events, so register early. |
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