Forest Landowner Wildlife Workshop

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Forest Landowner Wildlife Workshop

Time: June 13, 2015 from 8:30am to 2pm
Location: NYS DEC Lowville Office
Street: 7327 St Rte. 812
City/Town: Lowville, NY 13367
Website or Map: https://www.google.com/maps/p…
Phone: 607-254-2122
Event Type: forest, landowner, wildlife, workshop
Organized By: Suzanne Treyger, Audubon NY
Latest Activity: May 26, 2015

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Join us for a free workshop for forest landowners, and learn about: wildlife found in forests of the Tug Hill region, forest habitat needs of birds and other wildlife and how to manage your forest to create or improve habitat for wildlife, resources and tools available to help you meet your goals, and examples of forest habitat management during an afternoon woods walk. Individual and family forest owners are encouraged to attend! Refreshments and lunch included. Please register by contacting Suzanne Treyger by June 11: streyger@audubon.org or 607-254-2122. 

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