FCCI WEBINAR & FIELD TOUR SERIES: YEAR 4
ADAPTATION AND IMPLEMENTATION IN MAINE'S FORESTS

Join the University of Maine’s Forest Climate Change Initiative as we continue to address the scope and scale of climate impacts, adataption, and management implementation in Maine's forests at sites throughout the state.

Please register via links below for the webinar series (free) and field tours ($25 per trip, lunch included). You need only register once for the webinar series, please register for each field tour as desired (maximum: 25 guests for each field tour). Questions? Reach out to us at crsf@maine.edu

DATES / TIMES
All webinars will be Noon to 1pm; Field tours generally 9:00am-1:30pm (registration includes lunch and snacks). Details on field tour agenda, meeting spots, carpooling, etc will be provided with registration.

Upcoming: May 8 & 10

Session 4: Women's Approach to Climate Adaptation/Piscataquis County Soil & Water District
Webinar: Wednesday, May 8, 2024 Noon to 1pm (ET)
Field tour: Friday, May 10, 2024 field tour

Past Series 4 Topics (webinar recordings via CRSF's YouTube channel)
Session 1: Burning as a Management Tool/Waterboro Barrens Preserve
Webinar: Wednesday, November 1, 2023, Noon to 1 pm (ET)
Field tour: Friday, November 3, 2023, 9 am-1:30pm
Session 2: Long-term Watershed Research/Bear Brook Watershed
Webinar: Wednesday, December 6, 2023, Noon to 1pm (ET)
Field tour: Friday, December 8, 2023 9am-1:30pm
Session 3: Pests & Pathogens/Great Pond Mtn Conservation Trust
Webinar: Wednesday, March 6, 2024, Noon to 1pm (ET)
Field tour: Friday, March 8, field tour

The series is generously supported by the Munsungan Endowment gift fund to the University of Maine's Center for Research on Sustainable Forests.
If you need a reasonable accommodation, please contact crsf@maine.edu as soon as possible to make arrangements. Please note the field trips will include walking over woodland trails that may include uneven ground, rocks, branches and roots and may not be handicap accessible.

Univ of Maine Center for Research on Sustainable Forests

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