Forest health in Western Washington Q&A Additional Resources from Rachel Brooks Annual Forest Health Highlights Report (yearly updates) Aerial Surveys Field Guide to the Common Diseases and Insect Pests of Oregon and Washington Conifers…
Q&A – Invasive forest weeds in Eastern Washington (Answers from Dale Whaley, WSU Extension) Q). Is there a preferred herbicide for mullein? A) Here are 5 recommendations for Mullein Picloram (Tordon, Tordon 22K, Tordon 101,…
Tree planting and site preparation in Western Washington (Answers from Matt Provencher, WA DNR) Q). How to deal with sod (e.g. if planting in old hay field)? A). Afforestation is the hardest thing in…
There is no shortage of news coverage, research, publications, and educational programming available to address the issue of wildfires in the dry forests of eastern Washington and the rest of the interior Pacific Northwest. These…
View the recording of this webinar on Youtube Click here to download a PDF of the presentation slides Interested in Learning How to Grow Specialty Mushrooms? Forest farming specialty mushrooms like shiitake, lions mane, oysters, and wine…
Forest Stewardship Webinars Give us 50 minutes, we’ll teach you something We offer periodic live webinars on various forest stewardship topics. The webinars are free, but space is limited and pre-registration is required. Below are…
What’s happening to our forests? Increasing tree mortality and fire risk are serious threats to health and safety, water quality, and quality of life in Snohomish County. Dead and dying trees have proliferated throughout the…
What’s happening to our forests? Increasing tree mortality and fire risk are serious threats to health and safety, water quality, and quality of life in King County. Dead and dying trees have proliferated throughout the…
What’s happening to our forests? Increasing tree mortality and fire risk are serious threats to health and safety, water quality, and quality of life in King County. Dead and dying trees have proliferated throughout the…
What’s happening with our forests? Increasing tree mortality and fire risk are serious threats to health and safety, water quality, and quality of life in King County. Dead and dying trees have proliferated throughout the…