Join us on Thursday, October 31, to hear from our next YFF speaker, Heather Slayton, State Forester of the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry, who will present "Considerations in Managing Mature and Old-Growth Forests on Non-Federal Lands in the United States." In this talk, Slayton will discuss several considerations in managing mature and old-growth forests on non-federally owned forest land and implications for the forest industry, climate resilience, and overall forest health. 🗓️ Thursday, October 24, 2024 🕗 12:00-1:00 pm US ET 🔗 Registration is LIVE! ➡️ https://yse.to/fall2024yff The speaker series is co-developed and co-hosted by The Forest School at the Yale School of the Environment, the Yale Applied Science Synthesis Program, the Yale Center for Natural Carbon Capture, and the Society of American Foresters. The series is free and open to the public. Each session will be recorded. We offer CEUs for foresters in attendance. Learn more on our website: yff.yale.edu
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In case you missed it, Clemson University’s new mass timber forestry and environmental sciences building is breaking ground, setting precedents, and making headlines. Read American School & University’s article highlighting the first mass timber academic building on the Clemson campus: https://ow.ly/gzce50R8x05 #MoseleyArchitects #designingsolutions
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⭕ Live now! Shaping tomorrow’s workforce: Novel Green Forest Jobs and the transition from tradition. In this webinar, we will present survey results on Novel Green Forest Jobs and the ongoing work of the Expert Group on Green Jobs. We will shine a spotlight on the success stories of female professionals who transitioned from traditional forestry programs to Novel Green Forest Jobs. Ewa Hermanowicz, Ilaria Doimo, Vera Steinberg, Juliet Achieng, Silvia Melegari, Lioba Rath, Isabelle Claire Dela Paz, International Forestry Students' Association (IFSA), Etifor | Valuing Nature, CEI Bois, Kanton Bern, Forest Stewardship Council
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Forestry is more than science. It's the past, present, and future of the land we're on — and it's our turn to care for it. 🌎 Watch Sam's full story: bit.ly/3QdtVEM
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🌲 It’s easy to feel pessimistic about the state of BC’s forestry industry. However, learning about people like Gracie, who represent the future of this field, brings renewed hope and determination. Her work shows that a better balance between thriving forests and sustainable communities is possible. ⬇ Check out one of our latest stories from Living Here online magazine. https://lnkd.in/gcAFxn84
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