WSU Puget Sound Extension Forestry Classes and Events
We offer a variety of forestry education offerings throughout the year, including workshops, field tours, field days, and short courses.
Upcoming Events
Forest Stewardship Coached Planning
A forestry course for landowners
Our flagship course will teach you how to assess your trees, avoid insect and disease problems, attract wildlife, and take practical steps to keep your forest on track to provide enjoyment and even income for years to come. In this course you will develop your own Forest Stewardship Plan, which brings state recognition as a Stewardship Forest and eligibility for cost-share assistance, and may also qualify you for significant property tax reductions.
Upcoming Offerings:
Northwest Washington Forest Stewardship Coached Planning Courses- Online Winter 2021
- Sold Out. The course will be held 6:00-9:00 PM Wednesday, January 27th – March 17th, 2020, except for the first night, when the class will end at 9:30 PM.
This course is for northwest Washington (Clallam, Island, Jefferson, King, San Juan, Skagit, Snohomish, and Whatcom Counties). There will be additional northwest WA courses later in 2021. For southwest Washington (property in Pierce County southward) courses, contact Patrick Shults. For eastern Washington courses, contact Sean Alexander.
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