Landowner Resource Workshop

Columbus County Government Complex 45 Government Complex Rd, Suite A, Whiteville, NC, United States

Topics: Prescribed Burn Associations, Taxes, NRCS Farm Bill (EQIP & CSP), Partners for Fish and Wildlife, Cooperative Extension, Turkey Ecology, CWD update and the Forest Development Program. Event is free, and supper is provided. Space is limited. Register by September 27th by calling or emailing Benjy.Strope@ncwildlife.org  910-874-5562.  

Sandhills Game Lands Field Tour & Longleaf Understory Workshop

No matter your acreage or experience level, managing habitat for wildlife can be challenging, especially in the Sandhills. Join us for this FREE workshop sponsored by the N.C. Tree Farm Program and the N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission to learn about the benefits of prescribed fire, native plants, beneficial insects and herpetofauna in your landscape. You...

Fire in the Pines Festival

Halyburton Park 4099 S 17th St., Wilmington, United States

Kids activities including crafts, games and educational opportunities Fire equipment, including an antique fire engine Hay-rides throughout the park Fire, nature and other conservation-related tables and displays Live music by Folkstone Stringband Food trucks Entertainment including jugglers and raptor shows And for the finale, a live fire demonstration!  

International Oak Symposium

The Hilton, Knoxville, Tennessee 501 W Church Ave., Knoxville, TN, United States

The University of Tennessee’s School of Natural Resources is proud to host an International Oak Symposium in 2024 to provide a platform to exchange information and build collaborations around the best available science and technology on oak ecology and management for a global audience. Field trip(s) will be offered that showcase multi-disciplinary research of the...

Current Research in Hurricane Disturbed Forests

Join experts from silviculture, economics, and geospatial disciplines as they present results from recent research exploring the dynamics of hurricane-impacted forests. These include how stand and tree characteristics influence damage severity after a catastrophic hurricane disturbance, how those characteristics interact with silvicultural regimes, as well as new tools that will aid decision-makers with damage assessment...

Webinar: Managing the Right Species on the Right Site: Part 1 – Site Selection 

This webinar will review the influence of site characteristics on species composition. Understanding which trees grow best in each area on the property is the first step in deciding how to harvest and regenerate a forest. This webinar will highlight examples from North Carolina from the coastal plain to the mountains, focused on commonly managed...

NC Bradford Pear Bounty Tree Exchange Event: Onslow County

This program encourages homeowners to remove their landscape Bradford pear or other planted cultivars of Pyrus calleryana (e.g., Chanticleer, Cleveland Select, Aristocrat) and replace them with free, native trees. Homeowners who want to participate in this event must pre-register and bring proof of tree removal to the event. Replacement trees are in 3-gallon containers, and...

Hemlock Wooly Adelgid Treatment Demonstration

N.C. Arboretum 20 Frederick Law Olmsted Way, Asheville, NC, United States

The Hemlock Restoration Initiative is hosting a demonstration of chemical treatment methods to control the invasive hemlock woolly adelgid. 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...

Webinar: White-Nose Syndrome and Bats

White-Nose Syndrome (WNS) is a devastating disease that affects hibernating bats, caused by the fungus Pseudogymnoascus destructans (Pd). This fungus thrives in cold, dark, and damp environments, attacking the bare skin of bats during their hibernation. As it grows, it disrupts their hibernation patterns, causing them to burn through the fat reserves needed to survive...