This is your chance to meet experts and hear a multi-perspective discussion of real-world issues, helping you navigate the complex factors involved in solving problems.
Forestry-related questions and issues can be complex. They may involve ecosystem science, historical practices, economic factors, insect and disease epidemiology, herbicide applications, family dynamics, and even neighbor relations—all at once.
An extension expert will facilitate the panel, pitching your questions or topics to the group and keeping the discussion moving.
When possible, the conversation will be kept general enough to benefit a wide audience of forest landowners and enthusiasts in Pennsylvania and the broader region.
Submit Questions/Scenarios
After you complete registration, you will have the opportunity to submit questions or scenarios in advance to be addressed by the team during the event.
This is a unique chance to put our entire team of experts to work on the topics that matter most to you.
Your input will help guide the live program.
Who is this for?
-- Forest landowners and Forest enthusiasts
What will you learn?
-- Answers to commonly asked questions
-- New perspectives on scenarios and issues raised by registrants
Click Here to register and for more information.
Visit the Penn State Extension website to learn more about many other educational opportunities.
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