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  • Migrating to ArcGIS Pro for Foresters: Basic Short Course (Summer 2025)
    Contains 45 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 07/10/2025 at 1:30 PM (EDT)

    This course is designed to help foresters make the change from using Esri’s ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro. It has been newly remastered and updated for 2025.

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    Course information

    The purpose of this class it to equip foresters and other natural resource professionals to make a successful transition from Esri’s ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro. This class differentiates itself from others because the content and exercises focuses purely on forestry related applications and skills. Upon completion, creating and sharing the best timber type maps, and more, will be done with confidence and skill.

    This course has been newly updated for 2025. It contains remastered videos with content applicable to the current versions of ArcGIS Pro.

    Is this course for you?

    This course is intended for users of Esri's ArcMap who want to successfully transition to using it's replacement, ArcGIS Pro. This is for you if you are already familiar with GIS and Esri’s ArcMap at a basic license and skill level. Eligible course participants are to have ArcMap already installed and available (to migrate Personnel GDB to File GDB). Participants must have a computer that meets the system requirement of Esri’s ArcGIS Pro, must have a license to use Esri's ArcGIS Pro, and must have it installed. These are required to successfully complete this short course. 

    Open registration

    Registration remains open through June 23, 2025 at 11:59pm ET or until class capacity is full at 50 registrants.

    $170 for SAF Members

    $250 for Non-members

    Join SAF today to save $80 on your course registration and to take advantage of SAF's growing member benefits including here on ForestEd.

    Course start date

    Course content will be accessible starting June 17, 2025 at 10:00 am ET.

    Course access 

    Course access will remain open through August 5, 2025 at 11:59 pm ET unless notified otherwise. 

    Course pace

    This course is self-paced with an expected completion time of just over 7.5 hours. There are four sections, which are intended to be completed over the course of 4 weeks.

    There will be a Live Guided Support Session on July 10, 2025 at 1:30 pm ET.

    Learning Objectives

    Upon successful completion of this short course, you will be able to:

    1. Compare and contrast ArcMap to ArcGIS Pro.

    2. Import existing ArcMap map projects (*.mxd) files into ArcGIS Pro.

    3. Edit GIS layers in ArcGIS Pro.

    4. Demonstrate the use of layouts and templates to create and share maps.

    5. Migrate ArcMap workflows to ArcGIS Pro.

    6. Implement a variety of additional ArcGIS Pro features.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of the course is measured by your ability to complete each component and passing the quiz at the end of each section.  The passing score for the quiz is 100%. You have unlimited attempts to pass the quiz.  

    Course Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help the course curators and subject matter experts continually improve the course for future participants. Course evaluation must be completed to receive CFEs.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this course, you will earn 7.5 CFEs in Category 1. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org.

    Certificate

    Upon successful completion of this course and course evaluation, participants may download and print a certificate verifying completion of the course and earning CFEs. CFEs will be uploaded to participant CFE records by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

    Get Started or Return to Place in Course

    Once you are registered for the course, access this course within your MY DASHBOARD. You can pause at any point during the course and you can return right where you last left off. Simply select where you last left off and then keep on working your way through the course.

    Need Help?

    For ForestEd questions, visit FAQs or email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org. For questions about this course's content email Mark Books at mbooks@lmssmail.com. For technical assistance, go to help.commpartners.com for self troubleshooting and/or live chat, or you can email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org.

    Refund

    This is a non-refundable item. Please view FAQs for additional information.

    Mark Books

    Geospatial Services Manager

    Landmark Spatial Solutions, LLC

    Mark is a Certified Forester of the geospatial variety and has applied these skills for over 25 years to research and forest management, including prescribed burning. He brings his experience to assist fellow foresters and natural resource managers in using geospatial technology to enhance their work. Further desiring to set up forestry and foresters for success, Mark has also been an executive volunteer in his role as President and Co-founder of the Esri Forestry Group since 2008. He is passionate about trees in both a professional sense and how they interweave into everyday life including faith. Mark received a B.S. in Forestry from both Northland College and Michigan Tech University. And he received an M.S. in Forestry (with an emphasis in Remote Sensing and GIS) from Michigan Tech University.

    Claire Hillmeyer (Moderator)

    Client Success Manager

    LandMark Spatial Solutions

    Claire has extensive experience conducting, planning, and managing forest inventory projects. She has experience using a wide variety of data collection devices and silvicultural tools, including MobileMap and TCruise. Claire's role at LandMark is to ensure clients are set up for success as well as help others with their technology and inventory goals. She also assists with marketing. Claire received her BS in Forestry from the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point in 2015. In her free time, Claire enjoys sewing, hiking, spending time with family, friends, pets, and gardening.

  • LIVE 6.24 - 1 PM ET

    How to Market Urban Wood with New UWN Marketing Materials
    Contains 4 Component(s), Includes Credits Includes a Live Web Event on 06/24/2025 at 1:00 PM (EDT)

    An introduction to new UWN marketing materials - for ALL Urban Wood users!

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    Webinar information

    UWN and the Sustainable Resources Institute are excited to unveil new marketing materials for the Urban Wood industry and ALL involved! These materials target multiple sectors in the urban wood industry, containing useful marketing tools for arborists to end-users. Whether you are a UWN member, or you are interested in the UW movement, these materials (included in your UWN membership) can help your business ‘tell the urban wood story’ and enhance credibility for your brand! Come learn, see, and discuss everything from brochures to billboards – even a few cool t-shirt designs!

    Is this webinar for you?

    This webinar is intended for those interested in the design process of a new brand for Urban Wood. Those who are members of UWN, or looking to get involved in UWN will find this webinar interesting.

    Registration

    1. Click REGISTER to the right of the webinar title. Be sure to log in with your SAF account username and password.

    2. After checking out, the webinar will be available on your MY DASHBOARD page here on ForestEd.

    For group registrations or registering someone other than yourself please contact membership@safnet.org or 202-938-3910.

    Pricing

    SAF and UWN Member: $10

    Non-member: $15

    UWN Members will receive a promotion code through the UWN listserv, to use for registering at the SAF member price of $10.

    Join SAF TODAY to take advantage of the growing member benefits, including course savings, free community of interest webinars, and more. Affiliate membership is now available!

    Webinar access 

    This webinar aired on Tuesday, June 24 at 1pm ET. Its archived recording will be available until April 29, 2026 at 11:59pm ET.

    Webinar duration

    The duration of this webinar is 1 hour.

    Learning objectives

    Upon successful completion of this webinar, you will be able to:

    1. Identify features of the new UWN Marketing Toolkit.

    2. Discuss how marketing professionals effectively use brands.

    3. Describe how aligned messaging can help to grow an Urban Wood business.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of the webinar is measured by participating in the entire webinar and completing the evaluation.

    Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help the presenters and webinar partner continually improve webinars for future programming.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this webinar, you will earn 1.0 CFEs in Category 1. You will need to complete a short quiz with a 80% correct rate to receive your CFE. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

    This program is currently being evaluated for ISA CEUs.

    For ISA pre-approved webinars, SAF will report ISA CEU completions on a monthly basis for ISA CEU approved programs.

    Certificate

    Upon successful completion of this webinar and the evaluation, participants may download and print a certificate verifying completion of the webinar and earning SAF CFEs. CFE certificates will only be available until April 29, 2026 at 11:59pm ET. 

    Return to Webinar

    Once you are registered for the webinar, access this webinar within your MY DASHBOARD. Prior to the start time, the webinar will be listed under "Upcoming Live Events." 

    Following the day of the webinar, you can return to download your certificate accessing the webinar information within the general listing of YOUR DASHBOARD for 12 months following the webinar. The webinar product will become inaccessible on June 24, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.

    Need Help?

    For ForestEd questions, visit FAQs, email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org, or check out the registration quick tips in the Handouts tab. For technical assistance and questions about this webinar, email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org.

    Refund

    This is a non-refundable item. Please view FAQs for additional information.

    Scott Pryor

    Founder & CEO

    Pryor Design Co.

    Scott has 24+ years in the brand design business and is a master of the creative development process. A 1990 graduate of Eastern Michigan University, he’s a member of the AIGA since 1996, a winner of numerous industry awards in corporate/brand identity, packaging, print, collateral, and interactive design. Other passions include the appreciation of wine labels, running every morning, and simplicity.

    Rick Siewert (Moderator)

    Owner/Vice President

    Wood From The Hood

    Rick is the Vice President and Co-Owner of Wood From The Hood, a producer of reclaimed urban lumber and custom wood products from the Twin Cities urban forest. Today they process over 100,000 board feet of lumber per year, and ship products nationwide.

  • LIVE 5/28 - 3 PM ET

    SAF Connect: Virtual Member Discussion
    Contains 2 Component(s) Includes a Live Web Event on 05/28/2025 at 3:00 PM (EDT)

    Join Society of American Foresters' leadership for an hour-and-a-half discussion in our mid-year debrief on the organization, the sector, and the exciting things to come in the rest of 2025.

    Virtual Member Discussion Information

    Join Society of American Foresters' leadership for an hour-and-a-half discussion in our mid-year debrief on the organization, the sector, and the exciting things to come in the rest of 2025. Formerly called Town Hall, SAF Connect is your opportunity to hear directly from Terry Baker, SAF CEO, Bettina Ring (President), Tara Bal, CF (Vice President), and Rebecca Barnard (Immediate Past President) on important messages and topics. This live virtual event offers an opportunity to submit your questions for consideration during the discussion. Members must sign in and register for the event to attend. 

    In order to maximize our time during this live webinar, we are collecting participant questions ahead of time. Please use the following form to submit your question(s).

    Submit Question(s) Here

    Is this discussion for you?

    All SAF members will benefit and be welcome to participate in this open discussion. If you have a question you'd like answered by SAF leadership, please enter your question into this form:

    Registration

    1. Click REGISTER to the right of the webinar title. Be sure to log in with your SAF account username and password.

    2. After checking out, the webinar will be available on your MY DASHBOARD page here on ForestEd.

    For group registrations or registering someone other than yourself please contact membership@safnet.org or 202-938-3910.

    Pricing

    Registration is FREE ($0) for SAF members. Members still need to register to gain access to the webinar. 

    Join SAF today to access member-only discussions, Community of Interest webinars, and more for free as well as other growing member benefits.

    Discussion access 

    The webinar-style discussion will be hosted on May 28 at 3:00 - 4:30 pm ET

    The webinar is accessible within the Contents tab (to the right of the Overview information).

    This webinar will be archived for future viewing through May 28, 2026 at 11:55 pm ET unless notified otherwise. 

    Discussion duration

    This webinar-style discussion is scheduled for 1.5 hours.

    Return to Webinar (live or archived)

    Following the end of the webinar, the webinar will be accessible within the general listing of registered items of YOUR DASHBOARD.

    Webinar Resources

    Additional resources are available within the Resources tab and within the Contents tab.

    Need Help?

    For ForestEd questions and technical assistance, visit FAQs, email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org, or check out the registration quick tips in the Handouts tab. 

    Refund

    This is a non-refundable item. Please view FAQs for additional information.

    Terry Baker

    CEO

    Society of American Foresters

    Terry Baker is a passionate and long-time SAF member, a seasoned leader, and a powerful advocate for forestry. His entire career has been intertwined with SAF (since 2002); in fact, Terry credits SAF with helping to develop him as a professional and he is paying it forward by mentoring students and young professionals.

    Baker has a reputation for being a leader who values relationships, a leader who listens, and a leader who takes action. He has experience in building partnerships and strategic alliances to leverage outcomes and is expanding relationships with key partners and stakeholders to strengthen SAF’s voice and advance the profession as well as the members.
     
    He has been involved in a number of external communication efforts to raise the profile of forestry and foresters. He was filmed for Colorado’s segment of America’s Forests with Chuck Leavell and interviewed for Tom Davidson’s young leader’s podcast series. Terry is working with Tom to develop a Leadership in Nature podcast series that focused on professionals of color.

    Terry has worked for the USDA Forest Service as a forester, supervisory forester, District Ranger, and Deputy Forest Supervisor, in Florida, Oregon, Nebraska, Arizona, and Colorado, respectively. He has a Master of Forestry from Yale University (2007), a Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources and Conservation from the University of Florida (2004), and a Bachelor of Arts in Agricultural Sciences from Florida A&M University (2004).

    Baker believes that SAF has a powerful role to play in helping the public understand the valuable role that forestry professionals play in the sustainability of our nation’s forests, our local communities, and state’s economies.

    Tara Bal

    2025 SAF Vice President

    Michigan Technological University

    A professor at Michigan Technological University and SAF Certified Forester, Bal joins Rebecca Bernard who will be shifting into the Immediate Past President seat, and Bettina Ring who is the current Vice President, taking over the President seat in 2025.  

    Bal has been an SAF member since 2003 and has volunteered and held many roles within SAF Governance. She served as a board member from 2020-2023 and earned the SAF Fellow recognition in 2023.  

    “I’ve had many titles in my various roles, but always describe myself as a forester, first and foremost. I am passionate about forestry education as the foundation of our field, across all the disciplines inherent to promoting healthy, productive, sustainable forests. As a 20-plus year SAF member, being able to recruit and advocate for a diverse range of students and young professionals as successful, future leaders in our field has been inspirational and motivational for me to continue my work and collaborate across forest sectors,” Bal said. 

    Bettina Ring

    2025 SAF President

    The Nature Conservancy

    Bettina Ring assumed her role as state director of The Nature Conservancy in Virginia in April 2023. Based at the chapter's headquarters in Charlottesville, she comes to TNC from a long and distinguished career in conservation and public service. Her decades of leadership, proven management skills and passion for TNC's mission will propel the organization to deliver on its ambitious goals for people and nature. 

    She was elected the Vice President of Society of American Foresters in 2024. She is the acting president of 2025, and will be immediate past president in 2026.

  • Building Markets for Urban Wood
    Contains 5 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Join a team of seasoned urban wood professionals for a discussion about how Urban Wood Network (UWN) is helping to build markets, and how joining UWN can help increase urban wood sales and build brands.

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    Webinar information

    Thanks in no small part to organizations like the Urban Wood Network, the urban wood (UW) supply chain is becoming more robust and steady every day. However, this presents a challenge to the UW industry: How do we use all this wood? 

    Join a team of seasoned UW professionals for a discussion about how UWN is helping to build markets, and how joining UWN can help to increase UW sales and build the UW brand.  This webinar will also provide a “sneak peek” at a comprehensive set of marketing tools that will be available exclusively to UWN members later this year.

    Is this webinar for you?

    This webinar is intended for arborists, wood workers, urban foresters, and urban wood businesses. Wood producers looking for pathways to enter new markets in urban or built environments may find special value in this webinar. Additionally, students or foresters interested in emerging urban wood markets are welcome, as their work may be touched by these new markets.

    Registration

    1. Click REGISTER to the right of the webinar title. Be sure to log in with your SAF account username and password.

    2. After checking out, the webinar will be available on your MY DASHBOARD page here on ForestEd.

    For group registrations or registering someone other than yourself please contact membership@safnet.org or 202-938-3910.

    Pricing

    SAF and UWN Member: $10

    Non-member: $15

    UWN Members will receive a promotion code through the UWN listserv, to use for registering at the SAF member price of $10.

    Join SAF TODAY to take advantage of the growing member benefits, including course savings, free community of interest webinars, and more. Affiliate membership is now available!

    Webinar access 

    This webinar aired on Tuesday, April 29 at 1pm ET. Its archived recording will be available until April 29, 2026 at 11:59pm ET.

    Webinar duration

    The duration of this webinar is 1 hour.

    Learning objectives

    Upon successful completion of this webinar, you will be able to:

    1. Outline the steps taken to build urban wood markets.

    2. Identify useful knowledge to have in order to run a successful urban wood business.

    3. Define the ways that Urban Wood Network facilitates the growth of urban wood markets.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of the webinar is measured by participating in the entire webinar and completing the evaluation.

    Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help the presenters and webinar partner continually improve webinars for future programming.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this webinar, you will earn 1.0 CFEs in Category 1. You will need to complete a short quiz with a 80% correct rate to receive your CFE. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

    This program is eligible for 1.0 ISA CEU in the ISA BCMA Management, ISA Certified Arborist, and ISA Municipal Specialist categories.

    For ISA pre-approved webinars, SAF will report ISA CEU completions on a monthly basis for ISA CEU approved programs.

    Certificate

    Upon successful completion of this webinar and the evaluation, participants may download and print a certificate verifying completion of the webinar and earning SAF CFEs. CFE certificates will only be available until April 29, 2026 at 11:59pm ET. 

    Return to Webinar

    Once you are registered for the webinar, access this webinar within your MY DASHBOARD. Prior to the start time, the webinar will be listed under "Upcoming Live Events." 

    Following the day of the webinar, you can return to download your certificate accessing the webinar information within the general listing of YOUR DASHBOARD for 12 months following the webinar. The webinar product will become inaccessible on April 29, 2026 at 11:59 pm ET.

    Need Help?

    For ForestEd questions, visit FAQs, email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org, or check out the registration quick tips in the Handouts tab. For technical assistance and questions about this webinar, email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org.

    Refund

    This is a non-refundable item. Please view FAQs for additional information.

    Jennifer Alger

    Co-owner and President

    Far West Forest Products

    Jennifer Alger is CEO of Far West Forest Products and manages Wood-Mizer California.  She grew up in a traditional forestry family, and for the last 25 years she’s worked specifically with urban and salvaged trees diverting them from landfills and converting them to lumber. Jennifer is on the Board of Directors for the Urban Wood Network, and led a team to develop the first ever Urban Wood Standards and pathway for certification for Urban Wood Network members.  She provides many tools that help sawyers in their lumber businesses, and co-founded AncesTREE™ inventory management app and Urban Lumber Market as a solution to her own urban lumber business that is now helping many others to simplify and improve profits in their sawmill businesses regardless of their source of logs.

    Carmen Rodriguez

    Chief Marketing Officer

    Eutree, Inc.

    Carmen Rodriguez is co-owner and CMO of Eutree Inc., a boutique lumber mill that's revolutionizing the way flooring and other hardwood products are sourced, processed, and supplied through their unique sustainable, integrated Forest Free™ approach to wood products.  She leads growth strategies and customer experience across all brand touchpoints and drives development and execution of a comprehensive marketing philosophy, business strategy, and direction of the organization. Carmen holds Bachelor of Science degrees in Biology, Environmental Sciences, and Entomology from the University of Georgia.

    Dwayne Sperber

    President

    Wudeward Urban Forest Products

    Dwayne is the President of Wudeward Urban Forest Products, a purpose-driven producer and supplier of urban lumber and architectural woodwork. He is a champion of the environment and has dedicated himself to advancing the urban wood industry across the United States.

    Rick Siewert

    Owner/Vice President

    Wood From The Hood

    Rick is the Vice President and Co-Owner of Wood From The Hood, a producer of reclaimed urban lumber and custom wood products from the Twin Cities urban forest. Today they process over 100,000 board feet of lumber per year, and ship products nationwide.

    Kanami Otani (Moderator)

    Urban Forest Planner

    Dudek

  • Journal of Forestry Quiz - March 2025
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    Read the collection of articles in this issue, take a quiz, earn CFEs, and get a certificate! Test your knowledge on 5 of the published articles spanning social sciences, harvesting & utilization, silviculture, and more.

    Read the Journal of Forestry March 2025 issue and complete the 10-question quiz. Earn 3.5 Category 1 CFEs when you pass the quiz with a score of at least 70%. 

    ACCESS 

    1. Click REGISTER. Be sure to log in with your SAF account username and password.

    2. After checking out, the quiz will be available on your MY DASHBOARD page here on ForestEd. The online quiz is accessible within the Contents Tab. 

    3. Access to CFEs for this quiz and access to this quiz online is for 12 months following its availability date. Complete this quiz by 11:59pm ET on March 31, 2026.

    4. Online access to Journal of Forestry articles may be free depending on membership type. If you're unable to access the Journal of Forestry online, check with Membership to confirm your membership type and available benefits. Full membership is available for only $115!

    PRICE

    Purchase price includes a single (1) quiz attempt.

    Member: $30

    Non-member: $45 


    View the Journal of Forestry March 2025 articles online - Member Access (free)* / Non-Member Access (additional fees)

    To access the articles, visit the journal page, then click on the article you would like to access. If it is locked for you, click the "Sign In Via and Institution" button and then search in the prompt for "Society of American Foresters". Click on the link that is specific to "JOURNAL OF FORESTRY" and sign-in via the SAF sign-in process. You should then have full access.

    There is also a PDF in the "Handouts" tab with a walkthrough for visual learners.

    Prioritizing Opportunities to Empower Forest Carbon Decisions Through Strategic Investment in Forest Modeling Capacity
    C.W. Woodall, H.L. Munro, J.W. Atkins, B.P. Bullock, T.R. Fox, C.M. Hoover, S.M. Kinane, L.T. Murray, S.P. Prisley, J.D. Shaw, E. Smith-Mateja, A.R. Weiskittel, W.R.L. Anderegg, G. Nabuurs, K.A. Novick, B. Poulter, A. Starcevic, and C.L. Giebink

    The Structural Diversity of Canada's Urban Forests: A National Summary and an Analysis of Street Tree Size Across Ecozones, City Sizes, and Within Cities
    A.J.F. Martin, L.G. Olson, E.S. Bacon, A.D. Almas, A.K. Koeser, R.J. Hauer, and T.M. Conway

    Tree Planting for Climate Adaptation and Emerald Ash Borer in the Lake States, USA: Motivations and State of the Practice
    L.A. Fitts, R.A. Montgomery, B.J. Palik, P.W. Clark, J. Kragthorpe, M.R. Reinikainen, G.J. Edge, S. Handler, B.M. Hutnik, and A.W. D'Amato

    Understanding Passive Forest Management on Family Forest Owned Land in New England to Further Ecological Forestry
    L. Denaroso, P. Catanzaro, and M. Markowski-Lindsay

    Visitor Preferences and Human-Caused Wildfire Prevention: A Survey of Public Land Users in the U.S. Southwest
    S.E. Devenport and C.M. Edgeley


    OPTIONAL Downloadable quiz is available here. You will find it in the "Handouts" tab prior to registration, or in the "Contents" tab once registered.

    Either register for and complete the quiz online here at ForestEd for instant results, or submit the completed downloaded quiz and payment to SAF.

    CFEs 

    Earned CFEs will be added to your record at the end of the day after you pass the quiz. CFEs are available for this item once.

    CFE Certificates are available until 11:59pm ET on March 31, 2026.

    RETAKE QUIZ

    If you are seeking to retake the quiz for improved results and to earn CFEs, contact ForestEdSupport@safnet.org. Your purchase includes a single quiz attempt. Retakes have additional fees. 

    NEED HELP?

    For ForestEd questions, visit FAQs, email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org. For technical assistance, go to help.commpartners.com for self troubleshooting and/or live chat, or you can email ForestEdSupport@safnet.org.

    REFUNDS

    This is a non-refundable item. Please view FAQs for additional information.

  • 2020 RPA Assessment Webinar Series
    Contains 9 Product(s)

    Sign up for all webinars in the 2020 RPA Assessment Webinar series held virtually from January 15 - February 11, 2025.

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    Webinar package information

    Notice: As of 1/30/2025, this webinar series is postponed. The webinars previously aired (1/15, 1/16, 1/24, 1/25) have been recorded and are available for registration and viewing. All future webinars will be scheduled as soon as we can. Registration for the series as well as individual webinars will remain open during this indefinite postponement. If you have any questions, please contact us at ForestEdSupport@safnet.org. 

    This package contains all nine webinars from the 2020 Resources Planning Act (RPA) Assessment Webinar series held from January 15 through February 11, 2025. The webinars contained in this package are briefly summarized below. All webinars are to be held at 2:00 pm ET on their date unless otherwise noted.

    January 15, 2025: Evaluating the Change and Future of the U.S. Land Base with the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Land Resources Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

    January 16, 2025: Recent and Future Trends in Forest and Rangeland Disturbances from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Disturbance Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support land management planning.

    January 23, 2025: Recent and Future Trends in Forest Resources from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Forest Resources Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

    January 24, 2025: Recent and Future Trends in Forest Product Markets from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Forest Products Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

    January 30, 2025: Recent and Future Trends in Rangeland Resources from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Rangeland Resources Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

    January 31, 2025: Recent and Future Trends in Water Resources from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Water Resources Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight how The Pew Charitable Trusts are using Assessment products in program development.

    February 6, 2025: Patterns in Wildlife and Aquatic Biodiversity from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Biodiversity Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

    February 7, 2025: Recent and Future Trends in Outdoor Recreation from the RPA Assessment - This webinar will review results from the Outdoor Recreation and Wilderness Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

    February 11, 2025 - 1:30-3:00 pm ET: Expert Roundtable Discussion of the Resources Planning Act Assessment - This webinar is the culmination of the 9-part webinar series focused on the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment. This panel discussion includes both federal and non-federal users of the RPA Assessment to explain how this Assessment has been applied in land management and policy decision-making.

    Are these technical sessions for you?

    These webinar is intended for land managers, policy makers, and researchers—anyone interested in understanding how the U.S. land base has been changing over time and how it is likely to continue to change in the future. Changes in the land base can have significant effects on the resources these lands provide, so anyone with responsibility for evaluating or managing resources would benefit by learning more about ongoing trends and potential futures.

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    Webinar durations

    The first eight webinars in this series are all one hour in length.

    The final roundtable webinar will be one hour and thirty minutes in length.

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    The final roundtable webinar is worth 1.5 Category 1 CFEs.

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  • Recent and Future Trends in Forest Resources from the RPA Assessment
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar will review results from the Forest Resources Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

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    The forest resources of the United States have experienced significant changes because of both natural and human actions, and continual change is expected. This webinar will review results from the Forest Resources Chapter of the 2020 RPA Assessment, summarizing recent trends and future projections of forest resources including forest carbon to 2070 based on RPA scenarios. To highlight the value of the RPA approaches, we will then hear about how investments in the RPA science and the RPA Assessment facilitate regional analyses that inform policy and management decisions.

    Is this technical session for you?

    This webinar is intended for land managers, scientists, and policy makers—anyone interested in understanding how forest resources in the U.S. have been changing over time and how they are likely to continue to change in the future.  Anyone with responsibility for evaluating or managing forest resources would benefit by learning more about ongoing trends and potential futures.

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    The webinar is scheduled for live viewing on Thursday, January 23, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET. The Zoom Webinar platform will be used for the presentation. Be sure to connect to the webinar using a device approved to access Zoom.

    Access this learning product within the Contents tab (to the right of the Overview information).

    Webinar duration

    This webinar is 1 hour.

    Learning objectives

    Upon successful completion of this webinar, you will be able to:

    1. Explain how forest resources have changed over recent decades.

    2. Identify how forest resources are projected to continue to change in the future.

    3. Identify ways in which projections of forest resources can be used in policy or management.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of this learning product is measured by viewing the entire webinar and completing the evaluation.

    Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help us continually improve ForestEd offerings for future programming. Evaluations must be completed to receive CFEs.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this learning product, you will earn 1.0 CFEs in Category 1. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

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    John Coulston

    Supervisory Research Forester

    USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station

    John Coulston is a Supervisory Research Forester and Project Leader with the USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Center for Integrated Forest Science. After working in both forest industry and academia, Coulston joined the Forest Service in 2006 as part of the Forest Inventory and Analysis Program. He has contributed to both the 2015 RPA Update and the 2020 RPA Assessment.

    David Walker

    ORISE Research Participant with the Center for Integrated Forest Science

    USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station

    David Walker is a Research Fellow with the USDA Forest Service Center for Integrated Forest Science in Blacksburg, Virginia. He has a Master of Science in Forestry from Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. Previously, he was a research associate at Virginia Tech.  He has worked extensively on the RPA Forest Dynamics Model in support of the 2020 RPA Assessment.

    Daniel McInnis

    Shared Stewardship Coordinator

    USDA Forest Service Southern Region

    Daniel McInnis serves as the Shared Stewardship Coordinator for the USDA Forest Service, Southern Region, located in Atlanta, GA. He is responsible for implementation of the agency’s Shared Stewardship strategy in the southern 13 states and Puerto Rico. Additionally, he serves as regional coordinator and liaison for several conservation initiatives and collaborations, including Keeping Forests.

    Claire O'Dea (Moderator)

    Resources Planning Act Assessment National Program Leader

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

    Kathy Broughton (Moderator)

    Assessment Program Manager

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

    Tony Mazza (Moderator)

    Interim Policy & Public Affairs Director

    Society of American Foresters

  • Recent and Future Trends in Forest Product Markets from the RPA Assessment
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar will review results from the Forest Products Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

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    The United States and the world have undergone economic, social, and economic changes over the 10 years since the last Resources Planning Act (RPA) Assessment, all of which have impacts on production and consumption of forest products. This webinar will review results from the Forest Products Chapter of the 2020 RPA Assessment, summarizing recent trends and presenting economic projections of production, consumption, net trade, timber harvest levels, and timber prices. Projections are based on varying assumptions on plausible rates of change in population, aggregate income, climate, and technology, as well as on the evolution of bioenergy markets and international trade policies through 2070. To highlight the value of the RPA approaches, we will then hear from Dr. Justin Baker of North Carolina State University about the value of the RPA Assessments as a resource for educators and researchers. In particular, data and findings from the Forest Products chapter of the Assessment are an example of the application of economic principles to the forest sector, including how socioeconomic dynamics, climate dynamics, technology change, and policies lead to national and global outcomes today and in the future.

    Is this technical session for you?

    This webinar is intended for land managers, scientists, and policy makers—anyone interested in understanding how forest product markets in the United States and globally have been changing over time and how they may continue to change into the future. Anyone with responsibility for evaluating or managing forest product markets would benefit by learning more about ongoing trends and potential futures.

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    The webinar is scheduled for live viewing on Friday, January 24, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET. The Zoom Webinar platform will be used for the presentation. Be sure to connect to the webinar using a device approved to access Zoom.

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    Webinar duration

    This webinar is 1 hour.

    Learning objectives

    Upon successful completion of viewing this recording, you will be able to:

    1. Explain how forest product markets have changed over recent decades.

    2. Describe how forest product markets are projected to continue to change in the future across a variety of plausible futures for population, income, climate, technology, wood-based bioenergy, and trade policies.

    3. Identify ways in which projections of forest product markets can be used in policy or management.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of this learning product is measured by viewing the entire webinar and completing the evaluation.

    Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help us continually improve ForestEd offerings for future programming. Evaluations must be completed to receive CFEs.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this learning product, you will earn 1.0 CFEs in Category 1. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

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    Jeff Prestemon

    Senior Research Forester

    USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station

    Jeff Prestemon is a Senior Research Forester with the Southern Research Station of the USDA Forest Service. His research focuses on forest product markets, international trade policy, and the economics of forest-based disturbances. Dr. Prestemon has a B.S. in Forest Management from Iowa State University, M.S. in Forest Economics from North Carolina State, and a Ph.D. in Forest Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

    Justin Baker

    Associate Professor

    Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, North Carolina State University

    Justin Baker, Economist, is an Associate Professor in the Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources at North Carolina State University. His areas of interest include market modeling, international trade, the economics of forest and wood-based carbon, and the forestry aspects of climate change.

    Claire O'Dea (Moderator)

    Resources Planning Act Assessment National Program Leader

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

    Kathy Broughton (Moderator)

    Assessment Program Manager

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

    Tony Mazza (Moderator)

    Interim Policy & Public Affairs Director

    Society of American Foresters

  • Recent and Future Trends in Forest and Rangeland Disturbances from the RPA Assessment
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar will review results from the Disturbance Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support land management planning.

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    As climate, other biophysical factors, and management regimes change, disturbance regimes are being altered, with the possibility of some disturbance types becoming more frequent, severe, or longer in duration. These alterations have the potential to drive changes in the distribution, structure, species composition, or function of forest and rangeland ecosystems, putting those ecosystems at risk and presenting challenges for management. Identifying trends in disturbances on forests and rangelands enables examination of effects on forest and rangeland resources and can inform regional and national management and policy. This webinar will review results from the Disturbance Chapter of the 2020 RPA Assessment, summarizing recent changes in forest and rangeland exposure to fire and drought, and presenting future projections to 2070 based on RPA scenarios. To highlight the value of the RPA approaches, we will then hear about the ways in which RPA information on disturbance, in particular projected trends in drought, were used to inform the Forest Plan Revision process for the Nantahala and Pisgah National Forests in western North Carolina.

    Is this technical session for you?

    This webinar is intended for land managers, scientists, and policy makers—anyone interested in understanding how the exposure of forests and rangelands to disturbances in the U.S. has been changing over time and how it is likely to continue to change in the future. Changes in disturbances can have substantial effects on resources, so anyone with responsibility for evaluating or managing resources would benefit by learning more about ongoing trends and potential futures.

    Registration

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    The webinar is scheduled for live viewing on Thursday, January 16, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET. The Zoom Webinar platform will be used for the presentation. Be sure to connect to the webinar using a device approved to access Zoom.

    Access this learning product within the Contents tab (to the right of the Overview information).

    Webinar duration

    This webinar is 1 hour.

    Learning objectives

    Upon successful completion of viewing this recording, you will be able to:

    1. Explain how the exposure of forests and rangelands to disturbances including fire and drought has changed over recent decades.

    2. Describe how the exposure of forests and rangelands to fire and drought is projected to continue to change in the future.

    3. Identify ways in which projections of disturbance exposure can be used in policy or management.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of this learning product is measured by viewing the entire webinar and completing the evaluation.

    Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help us continually improve ForestEd offerings for future programming. Evaluations must be completed to receive CFEs.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this learning product, you will earn 1.0 CFEs in Category 1. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

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    Jen Costanza

    Research Ecologist

    USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station

    Dr. Jen Costanza is a Research Ecologist in the USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Center for Integrated Forest Science in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina. Her research focuses on understanding how forests and landscapes have changed in the past, and the ways in which they may change in the future. Her recent and ongoing work includes quantifying the effects of climate and land-use change on forest disturbances and modeling the impacts of changing disturbances and management on forest ecosystems.

    Shelley Crausbay

    Climate Adaptation Specialist

    USDA Forest Service, Office of Sustainability and Climate

    Dr. Shelley Crausbay is a Climate Adaptation Specialist in the USDA Forest Service, Office of Sustainability and Climate. Her work focuses on getting climate considerations into the Forest Plan Revision process, developing drought vulnerability assessments, and engaging with Tribes in climate adaptation. Her areas of expertise include the role of drought in a changing climate, the likelihood of ecological transformation with climate change, and conceptual frameworks to aid natural resource management decisions.

    Claire O'Dea (Moderator)

    Resources Planning Act Assessment National Program Leader

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

    Kathy Broughton (Moderator)

    Assessment Program Manager

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

  • Evaluating the Change and Future of the U.S. Land Base with the RPA Assessment
    Contains 3 Component(s), Includes Credits

    This webinar will review results from the Land Resources Chapter of the 2020 Resources Planning Act Assessment and highlight an example of this information being applied to support policy or management decisions.

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    Human activities and natural processes have significantly altered the land resources of the United States, and these changes are expected to continue influencing most landscapes into the future. This webinar will review results from the Land Resources Chapter of the 2020 RPA Assessment, summarizing recent land use and land cover changes and their effect on landscape patterns including forest fragmentation. Future projections of land use to 2070 will be presented based on RPA scenarios of climatic and socioeconomic change. To highlight the value of the RPA approach, we will hear about how landscape pattern metrics developed for the RPA Assessment have been adopted in European and global assessments and learn how to access and explore RPA projection data.

    Is this technical session for you?

    This webinar is intended for land managers, policy makers, and researchers—anyone interested in understanding how the U.S. land base has been changing over time and how it is likely to continue to change in the future. Changes in the land base can have significant effects on the resources these lands provide, so anyone with responsibility for evaluating or managing resources would benefit by learning more about ongoing trends and potential futures.

    Registration

    1. Click REGISTER to the right of the technical session recording title. Be sure to log in with your SAF account username and password.

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    Webinar Access 

    The webinar is scheduled for live viewing on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 at 2:00 PM ET. The Zoom Webinar platform will be used for the presentation. Be sure to connect to the webinar using a device approved to access Zoom.

    Access this learning product within the Contents tab (to the right of the Overview information).

    Webinar duration

    This webinar is 1 hour.

    Learning objectives

    Upon successful completion of viewing this webinar recording, you will be able to:

    1. Explain how the U.S. land base has changed over recent decades and the major land use drivers of forest area changes.

    2. Describe how the U.S. land base is projected to continue to change in the future—specifically how certain land uses are projected to increase while others decrease.

    3. Identify new ways in which land cover metrics can be used in policy or management.

    4. Access and explore the 2020 RPA Assessment's land use change projections.

    Rubric

    Successful completion of this learning product is measured by viewing the entire webinar and completing the evaluation.

    Evaluation

    Participant feedback is appreciated to help us continually improve ForestEd offerings for future programming. Evaluations must be completed to receive CFEs.

    CFEs

    Upon successful completion of this learning product, you will earn 1.0 CFEs in Category 1. CFEs will automatically be added to your CFE record located on www.eforester.org by the end of the day (11:59 pm ET).

    Certificate

    Upon successful completion of the webinar and filling out its evaluation, participants may download and print a certificate verifying completion of this learning product and earning SAF CFEs.

    Return to technical session

    Once you are registered for the recording, access this webinar recording within your MY DASHBOARD. You can return to download your certificate by accessing the webinar information within the general listing of YOUR DASHBOARD through February 11, 2026. Registrants will be notified if that timeline is extended.

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    Kurt Riitters

    Research Ecologist

    USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station

    Kurt Riitters is a member of the Forest Health Monitoring Team within the Eastern Forest Environmental Threat Assessment Center. He joined the Forest Service in 2000 after 15 years of research in quantitative forest ecology and inventory with Federal Agencies and forest industry. He has contributed to RPA assessments since 2000, focusing on the status and trends of landscape patterns.

    Peter Vogt

    Research Scientist

    European Commission Joint Research Centre

    Peter Vogt is a research scientist in the field of remote sensing applications focusing on the field of digital image analysis and program development for the exploitation of remote sensing data. He has worked in a variety of fields including the detection of burnt areas, forest fragmentation analysis, oil spill detection, and desert locust monitoring. He developed software that is employed in European and global forest assessments.

    Chris Mihiar

    Research Economist

    USDA Forest Service Southern Research Station

    Chris Mihiar is a Research Economist with the Forest Service’s Center for Economics and Social Science. He specializes in domestic U.S. land use modeling and led the development of the 2020 RPA county-level land use change projections. Recently, he has expanded his research to a global scale by utilizing cloud computing and machine learning algorithms to model the complex interactions between natural and human disturbances, such as climate change impacts and adaptation. His work plays a critical role in informing policy makers, land managers, and the public.

    Shivan Gc

    Assistant Professor of Forest Economics and Environmental Policy

    Department of Forestry, Michigan State University

    Shivan Gc is an Assistant Professor of Forest Economics and Environmental Policy in the Department of Forestry at Michigan State University. She has a Ph.D. in Forestry and Environmental Science and Policy. Earlier, she worked as an ORISE research fellow with the US Forest Service, Southern Research Station. Her research interest lies in understanding forest landowners’ management decisions, implications of forestry taxes on landowners, biomass and bioenergy, forest products industry supply chain analysis, economic contribution and impact analysis of forest products industry, and forest carbon.

    Claire O'Dea (Moderator)

    Resources Planning Act Assessment National Program Leader

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

    Kathy Broughton (Moderator)

    Assessment Program Manager

    USDA Forest Service Research & Development

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