SAF Learning
Integrated Resource Management Research on Experimental Watersheds in the Southwest
The chaparral, ponderosa pine, and mixed conifer watersheds have the best potential for water yield improvement treatments in the Southwest. Past research treatments integrated water issues with treatments that benefited timber, wildlife, range, and recreation resources. Past research should provide information for current silvicultural prescriptions. These studies are summarized.
Presented by Gerald Gottfried, US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station, at the 2017 SAF National Convention, Albuquerque, NM
August 2022 Cohort
Migrating to GISPro for Foresters: Basic Short Course
June cohort filled - Registration for August 2022 Cohort Begins Soon
COURSE STARTS 8/9/22
8 Weeks, 4 Sections, Self-paced
$170 Member // $250 Non-member
Working Group Webinars
Understanding Timber Markets Using Timber Supply and Economic Data - Available through 9/23/22
OFRI Sponsored - Free for SAF Members
Forest Herbicides Best Practices
7.5 Category 1 CFEs
Virtual workshop series sponsored by the Oregon Forest Resources Institute
