SAVE the DATE! Some topics we may discuss during the workshop: General overview of management strategies/resources/tools for landowners Managing plant species diversity – cutting, planting, herbicide control, etc Identifying common invasive plants (top 10 hit list?) and their best control methods Who’s who among NC’s highly beneficial natives (e.g., oaks for insect/bird diversity) and why...
The Virtual Fly-tying Program provides tiers with an opportunity to increase their skills from the comfort of their home. Open to fly-tiers of all skill levels, the fly patterns change with each session as a way to encourage learning various tying techniques and development of tying skills. This session we will be tying two early...
We get it, getting started fly-fishing can be daunting! There's the lingo, flies and other equipment that can be alien to you at times. We'll help make sense of it all and maybe save you some money along the way. This webinar will address: Selecting a rod and reel Decoding fly-line acronyms/line types Understanding a...
Ready to try your hand at fly-fishing? Or perhaps need a refresher? This Workshop is perfect for those with zero experience, looking to refine their skills and everyone in between by teaching tactile and visual cues that are easy to understand. Our intensely trained and passionate volunteer instructors will guide you through the roll cast...
This is the first in a series of webinars offered by South Carolina Women Owning Woodlands. Contact Janet Steele at 803-516-4209 or jmwatt@clemson.edu
Dr. Monica Rother, assistant professor at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, will be live on Reddit’s “I Am A” page answering questions about fire ecology and fire history from tree rings.
Come join this event for food, speakers and a special award presentation. Register by January 23 online at or call 252-237-0111.
If you own forestland and are unsure what to do next, this free workshop is for you! This workshop will cover: • How forest planning can bring tax savings • Growing non-timber forest products in your forest • How to control invasive plants • Cost-share funding that will make your forest stronger Free property maps...
The N.C. Tree Farm Program and the N.C. Forestry Association are co-sponsoring a landowner workshop and dinner in New London on Feb. 2. Topics include estate planning, timber taxation, carbon markets and conservation easements. The workshop is from noon until 5 p.m. Dinner is from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Register by Jan. 19.
F.L.A.M.E. (Fire Learning and Mitigation Education) Week Join N.C. Forest Service staff and partners for a series of online webinars to explore and learn about wildfire and prescribed fire. Over a period of four days, staff and participants will discuss prescribed burning, using weather forecasts and modeling to anticipate wildfire activity, forest protection burning laws...
