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There are many Catskill Region groups offering events and interpretive programs to foster a better understanding of the communities, land and people who work and live where water for New York City originates. Contact the many partner groups listed in our events or email info@nycwatershed.org for more information.

Forestry Calendar

 

July 12, 2008, 10 am - 3pm

Forests and People: A Long-Term Relationship
Agroforestry Resource Center, Acra, NY

Learn about the importance of forests in our future and how the management of our rural landscape today can greatly affect our forests for generations to come. Attendees will also receive a free 70-page Guide to Common Trees of the Eastern U.S.

Cost: FREE (lunch is provided)

For more information or to register, call CCE of Greene County/ Agroforestry Resource Center at (518) 622-9820.

 

July 17, July 18, and July 19, 2008

Woodlands for Wildlife
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Hamden, NY

Choose to go one day, two days, or all three.

July 17: Wildlife Ecology and Management

July 18: Amphibians and Reptiles

July 19: Birds

Forestry and wildlife specialists from throughout the region will be on hand to help you understand wildlife and their habitat needs.

Cost: $10 each day and includes lunch, refreshments, and handouts.

For more information call CCE of Delaware County at (607) 865-653

or email jla14@cornell.edu. To download the registration form CLICK HERE.

 

July 19, 2008, 10 am - 12 pm

Hemlock Wooly Adelgid Woods Walk
Pathfinder Farms, 2433 Old Kings Road, Catskill, NY

Hemlock Wooly Adelgid is a small, aphidlike insect that threatens the health and sustainability of eastern hemlock trees. Join New York Forest Owner members and staff to learn more about this insect and current methods of prevention and control.

Cost: FREE

For more information or to register, call CCE of Greene County/ Agroforestry Resource Center at (518) 622-9820.

 

August 1, 2008

Game of Logging: Level 2
Location TBA, Milford, NY

Chainsaw maintenance and spring poles.

Cost: $25

For more information or to register, call CCE of Greene County/ Agroforestry Resource Center at (518) 622-9820.

 

August 20, August 21, and August 22, 2008

Forestry Basics
Cornell Cooperative Extension, Hamden, NY

Choose to go one day, two days, or all three.

August 20: Forestry Resources

August 21: Protecting your Forest Assets

August 22: Forest Management

Local foresters and agencies will be on hand to discuss your options and the resources available to you.

Cost: $10 each day and includes lunch, refreshments, and handouts.

For more information call CCE of Delaware County at (607) 865-653

or email jla14@cornell.edu. To download the registration form CLICK HERE.

 

October 3, 2008

Game of Logging: Level 1
Agroforestry Resource Center, Acra, NY

Chainsaw safety and open-faced felling techniques.

Cost: $25

For more information or to register, call CCE of Greene County/ Agroforestry Resource Center at (518) 622-9820.

 

October 17 , 2008

Forest Ecology, Silviculture & BMPs
Agroforestry Resource Center, Acra, NY

Covers wildlife habitat, harvest planning, soil and water quality protection, and other topics.

Cost: $15

For more information or to register, call CCE of Greene County/ Agroforestry Resource Center at (518) 622-9820.

 

October 25, 2008

Critical Injury Response for Loggers
Frost Valley YMCA, Claryville, NY

Provides loggers, first responders, and rescue personnel an opportunity to learn practical life-saving techniques to use in the event of a logging accident.

Cost: $15

For more information or to register, call CCE of Greene County/ Agroforestry Resource Center at (518) 622-9820.

 
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