Past Events

Managing Small Woodlots Classes

This event is sold out. Please contact Johanna Desprez at johanna.desprez@wisc.edu if you would like to be notified of future classes about managing small woodlots. This is a three-part online class for woodland owners that own 5 to 20 acres of woodlands. Learn about what to look for in your woodlot, ways to keep it […]

2026 Fox Valley Woodland Owner’s Conference

Join us for the 2026 Fox Valley Woodland Owner’s Conference from 7:30AM-1PM at La Sure’s Banquet Hall in Oshkosh, WI. We’ll start the morning with a hot breakfast and update from your local WDNR forest health specialist. Next up, we have two presentations about woodland invasive species management and timber sales contracts with a coffee/doughnut […]

Resilient Maple Sugaring in a Changing World

Maple syrup producers in the Northwoods have noticed many changes in their woods in recent years, such as earlier tapping seasons and less winter snowpack. Join Scott Hershberger (Forestry Communications Specialist) and Tony Johnson (Working Lands Forestry Educator) from UW–Madison Extension Forestry on Zoom to learn how the changing climate is affecting the health of […]

Getting Things Done in Your Woods 2026

This free series of online classes will help you implement some of the activities you have to achieve your goals for your woodland. Register once for all the classes, and join them live or watch the recordings at a later date. Identification and Management of Invasive Species with the Wisconsin First Detector Network Thursday, January 15, […]

Managing for Healthy and Resilient Woods

From extreme weather to emerald ash borer to invasive plants, Wisconsin woodlands are experiencing a lot of change—with more expected to come. Have you wondered what you can do to help maintain your woodland’s ecological health? Do you want to learn about forest management actions that can increase your woods’ resilience in a changing world? […]

Introduction to Forest Carbon Programs

Have you heard about the voluntary carbon market and are unsure what it means for your woods? Have you been contacted by a forest carbon program and are trying to decide whether to enroll? Do you want to learn how your woods can help reduce the amount of carbon pollution in the atmosphere?  If so, […]

Maple Hour: Bird-Friendly Maple

Jacob Crawford, forest ecologist with Audubon Upper Mississippi River, joins the Maple Hour to talk about the Bird-Friendly Maple Project in Wisconsin. We’ll look at what makes a sugarbush bird-friendly and how Wisconsin maple syrup producers can participate in Audubon’s Bird-Friendly Maple Project. The Maple Hour is a webinar series for Wisconsin maple enthusiasts. Each program […]

Learn About Your Land – Door & Kewaunee Counties

Learn About Your Land is a UW-Madison Extension Forestry program intended for Wisconsin woodland owners. The series of classes introduces landowners to forestry topics and local DNR foresters. These classes will be held in person in Sturgeon Bay, WI. All classes will run 1.5 hours with the last 30 minutes reserved for YOUR QUESTIONS. Registration […]

Learn About Your Land – Shawano County

Learn About Your Land is a UW-Madison Extension Forestry program intended for Wisconsin woodland owners. The series of classes introduces landowners to forestry topics and local DNR foresters. These classes will be held in person in Shawano, WI. All classes will run 1.5 hours with the last 30 minutes reserved for YOUR QUESTIONS. Registration is […]

Learn About Your Land – Rusk County

Learn About Your Land is a UW-Madison Extension Forestry program intended for Wisconsin woodland owners. The series of classes introduces landowners to forestry topics and local DNR foresters. These classes will be held in person and online in Ladysmith, WI. All classes will run 1.5 hours with the last 30 minutes reserved for YOUR QUESTIONS. […]

Women’s Nature Journaling Hike

Join us on Tuesday, July 29 at Schmeeckle Reserve in Stevens Point, WI for a Women’s Nature Journaling Hike, where you’ll explore the beauty of mid-summer with a naturalist guide and learn creative journaling techniques from artist and wildlife expert Jennifer. This enriching experience blends science, art, and mindfulness, welcoming people of all experience levels to observe seasonal changes, sketch and […]

Getting Started with Stewardship – Field Day

WEATHER UPDATE: the forecast is currently predicting rain and potential for thunderstorms overnight Friday and early Saturday morning. The event will go on, as planned, unless we have thunder/lightning in the area after 9 AM on Saturday. Registration for this event is now closed. Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date about […]