The Prairie State Forestry Project Digital Archive: Harvesting History to Grow the Future
Speaker(s): Gary Bentrup, USDA National Agroforestry Center
Description: The Prairie States Forestry Project (PSFP) Digital Archive provides access to historical documents from the largest afforestation project to date in the United States. This new archive provides a platform and a systematic framework for understanding the strengths and limitations of the PSFP that could help guide future landscape interventions.

Buffering America's Waterways: Mapping Opportunities to Protect and Enhance Surface Drinking Water
Speaker(s): Matthew Smith, USDA Forest Service - National Agroforestry Center
Description: Riparian areas provide important opportunities to protect one of our most valuable natural resources – surface water drinking sources. The Buffering America's Waterways tool is interactive mapping tool for identifying where perennial vegetation could be planted or enhanced to filter water running off cropland to improve drinking water quality.

Three years of the Northeast Forest Farmers Coalition: Building a Community of Practice
Speaker(s): Walker Cammack, Smokey House Center and Karam Sheban, Yale School of the Environment
Description: In this presentation, project leaders of the Northeast Forest Farmers Coalition (NFFC) reflect on three years of effort building a community of practice around forest farming in the Northeast. We cover project accomplishments and share perspective on the future of forest farming work in the region.

SAF CFE: 1.5 Category 1
ESA CEU: 0.375