Learn About Your Land Spooner

May 30th, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

June 6th, 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM

June 14th, 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM

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SESSION 1 Keys To Keeping Your Trees Healthy
Do you have injured or dying trees? This session will review insects,
diseases, non-native invasive species, and other factors that can affect
the vigor and diversity of your woodland. You will leave knowing
signs and symptoms of sick or stressed trees, and who to call if
you have a concern.
Thursday, May 30,  6-8 pm

SESSION 2 People, Programs, and Planning: Assistance with Your Woodlands
The creation of a healthy woodland requires knowledge of forestry techniques, and the investment of time and money. This session will link you to people, programs and organizations that offer technical and financial assistance for all aspects of your woodland. We will also take you through the beginning steps of woodland management. Start by considering what is important to you, and learn
what resources will make your vision a reality.
Thursday, June 6, 6-8 pm

SESSION 3 Invite Wildlife to Your Woodlands
Learn to enhance your woodlands to attract a variety of wildlife. This
session identifies the four requirements to attracting wildlife to your
land: space, water, food and shelter, as well as how you can manage your
woods to improve wildlife potential.
Friday, June 14,6-8pm
**Note, dinner will be served at this session, starting at 5:30pm