January 2014 Blog Posts (2)
Eastern Forest Ecosystem Stressors
The original reformatted archive of the October 2013 ForestConnect webinar “Eastern Forest Ecosystem Stressors” had an audio corruption about 27 minutes into the recording. My thanks to the viewer who noticed the glitch. That audio corruption has been corrected and reloaded; the corrected URL is below. Details of the webinar follow for those seeking additional information.
Corrected…
ContinueAdded by Peter Smallidge on January 13, 2014 at 10:21am — No Comments
Forest Regeneration Handbook (revised, 2013)
The revised (2013) edition of the Northeastern Forest Regeneration Handbook has now been posted online.
Links to this pub include these:
Publication details page:
http://na.fs.fed.us/pubs/detail.cfm?id=2271
NA Forest Stewardship page (under “These publications may be of interest to you…”):…
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