Updates Category: Event

Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Demonstration

Learn how to identify HWA and the current treatment options.

Sit Back Seminar: Nova Scotia's New Old-Growth Forest Policy

Join the Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute for an overview of Nova Scotia's new Old-Growth Forest Policy.

Ecological Forestry for Beginners

The Nova Scotia Woodlot Owners and Operators Association is hosting a workshop series for new landowners.

Women in Forestry Workshop

Join the Mersey Tobeatic Research Insitute for a "Women in Forestry" workshop.

Forest Harvest Operations Tour

See ecosystem-based forestry in practice at Medway Community Forest.

Climate-Focused Forest Management Workshop

Forest owners, forestry professionals, and others are invited to join the Nashwaak Watershed Association for a day in the woods to learn about climate-focused forest management!

Nova Scotia Working Woodlands Trust

If you are a Nova Scotia woodlot owner who wishes to preserve your lands in perpetuity as working forest, you may be interested in learning more about the Nova Scotia Working Woodlands Trust.

Mi'kmaq Forest Knowledge

Public Session for a Provincial HWA Strategy

Help inform the Nova Scotia provincial Hemlock Woolly Adelgid strategy and treatment plan.

Climate-Focused Forest Management

On Thursday, February 17, the Atlantic Forest Research Collaborative will be hosting a webinar on climate-focused forest management with forest ecologist Megan de Graaf.

The Lichens in Your Woodlot

On February 16, join Brad Toms, Wildlife Biologist at Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute, for an exciting webinar about lichens.

Your Forest in a Changing Climate

Join the New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners for a two-day conference on adapting silviculture management for climate change.

Land Back: Governance for a Just World

Join the Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership for the latest event in their virtual campfire series.

Protecting Biodiversity in a Time of Climate Crisis

To learn about threats and solutions to climate change, join the Biodiversity Collaborative in the afternoon of April 13 for their annual biodiversity conference!