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Date
Subject
Handout
Recorded
Broadcast
PowerPoint
6/20/12 "Legal considerations of estate planning."
Paul Catanzaro, University of Massachusetts		      
5/1612 "How Honeybees Choose a Forest Home."
Dr. Tom Seeley, Cornell University
Department of Neurobiology and Behavior.		      
4/18/12 "Emerald Ash Borer: Status, Current Efforts, Owner Actions, and Pesticide BMPs for Communities and Landowners."
Mark Whitmore, Cornell University
Department of Natural Resources.		      
3/21/12 "How forest pests pester a tree."
J. Rebecca Hargrave, Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Chenango County.		      
2/15/12 "Forest Vegetation Management
Using Herbicides."
David R. Jackson, Extension Educator/Forester,
Penn State Extension.		      
1/18/12 "Best management practices for
timber production"
Peter Smallidge, NYS Extension Forester,
Cornell University Cooperative Extension.		 pdf file
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12/21/11 "Restoring the American chestnut."
Bryan Burhans
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Noon
Evening		  
11/16/11

"Invasive species and integrated vegetation management."
Peter Smallidge, Cornell University,
Dept. of Natural Resources

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Noon
Evening		  
10/19/11
"Introduction to Silvicultural
Principles & Practices."
by Peter Smallidge, Cornell University,
Department of Natural Resources
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Evening		  
9/21/11

"Emerald Ash Borer: Update and Management" 
Mark Whitmore, Cornell University,
Dept. of Natural Resources

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Noon
Evening		  
7/20/11

"Limiting deer impacts on forest regeneration
via a hunter-management strategy." 
Jay Boulanger, Cornell University,
Dept. of Natural Resources

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6/15/11

"The distribution, ecology and control
of hemlock woolly adelgid."
Presented by Mark Whitmore, Cornell University,
Dept. of Natural Resources

  

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5/18/11 "Silvopasturing opportunities in the Northeast."
Bret Chedzoy, Schuyler County
Cornell Cooperative Extension		 Supplement view  
4/20/11

"Effect of gas and oil development on songbird abundance in the eastern United States."
Presented by Emily Thomas

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3/16/11
"Integrated Vegetation Management of Barberry Helps Control Lyme Disease." 
Presented by Jeff Ward,
Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station
2/16/11
"Your Land, Your Legacy."
Presentedby Paul Catanzaro,
University of Massachusetts
1/19/11

"Wild Things in Your Woodlands." 
Presented by Kristi Sullivan, Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources
12/15/10
"Crop tree release of hardwoods for
improved growth and survival." 
Dr. Jeff Ward, Connecticut Ag.
Experiment Station
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10/20/10

“Your Land, Your Legacy:  Deciding the
Future of Your Land.”
Paul Catanzaro, University of Massachusetts

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7/21/10

"EAB and Biological Control"  
Presented by Dr. John Vandenberg,
USDA ARS Bio-IPM Research Unit, Ithaca, NY and Leah Bauer, USDA Forest Service Northern Research Station, East Lansing, MI

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6/16/10

"Preparing Your Community
for Emerald Ash Borer." 
Presented by Mark Whitmore,
Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources

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5/19/10
Effectively Communicating the Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Message through Media Outreach Presented by Dr. Holly Menninger,
Cornell University, Dept. of Natural Resources
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4/21/10

Managing Early Successional Wildlife Habitat Presented by Kristi Sullivan, Cornell University Department of Natural Resources. 

 

  
3/17/10
Flame Weeding to Control Invasive Shrubs
by Peter Smallidge, Cornell University
Cooperative Extension
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2/17/10

Silvopasture: Livestock options for woodland vegetation management and increased income
by Brett Chedzoy, Cornell University Cooperative Extension of Schuyler County.

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1/20/10
Beech management in northeastern woodlots
by Peter Smallidge, Cornell University Cooperative Extension
  

12/16/09

Timber harvesting: owner attitudes and behaviors
by Shorna Broussard Allred,
Cornell University Department of Natural Resources

 

11/18/09

Timber harvesting: options to improve aesthetics
by Andy Egan, Paul Smith’s College

 

  

10/21/09

Deer and forests: impacts, assessment,
control and recovery
by Susan Stout and Alex Royo
US Forest Service Northern Research Station

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9/23/09

The sweet side of maple – is syrup production
an option for your woodland?
by Mike Farrell, Cornell University
Department of Natural Resources, Uihlein Forest

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Special Webinar
Emerald Ash Borer in New York: The Insect, The Impact, and Your Options. 
Mark Whitmore.  Thursday June 25. 10 AM.   RECORDED BROADCAST
A special webinar series titled "Sustainable Woodlands" starting May 18
followed by 5 more webinars concluding on July 27. Click here for schedule.
We will resume the third Wednesday webinars in September.
5/20/09
Ecology and management of
gypsy moth in North America
Andrew Liebhold, USDA Forest Service
Northern Research Station
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4/15/09
Rehabilitating cutover stands
Ralph Nyland, SUNY College of
Environmental Science and Forestry
  
3/18/09
Climate Change Impacts
on Your Woods and Wildlife
Kristi Sullivan, Cornell University
    
2/18/09
Diameter Limit Cutting and Exploitation
Dr. Ralph Nyland, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
  
1/21/09
Non-native pest invasions and forest change
Dr. Andrew Liebhold, US Forest Service
    
12/17/08
Forestry Practices: Core Principles and Recommended Actions
Peter Smallidge, NYS Extension Forester
 
11/19/08
Forest lessons we can learn from Argentina
Brett Chedzoy, CCE of
Schuyler County, Montour Falls, NY
10/15/08
Diseases of Forest Trees
Rebecca Hargrave, CCE of
Chenango County, Norwich, NY
9/17/08
An introduction to the identification and
ecology of hardwood forest trees
8/20/08
CANCELLED
     
7/16/08
Managing for quality hardwoods
Dr. James C. Finley, Penn State University
  
6/18/08
Invasive species management: framework and strategies
by Peter Smallidge, Cornell University Cooperative Extension.
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5/21/08
 An Introduction to the Ecology & ID of Common Northeastern Conifers
by Peter Smallidge, Cornell University Cooperative Extension.  
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4/16/08
Selecting Trees Landowners Can Cut versus Leave For Forest Improvement
by Peter Smallidge, Cornell University Cooperative Extension.
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3/19/08
Ecology and Management of Emerald Ash Borer preparing for an infestation
by Jerry Carlson of NYS Department of Environmental Conservation.
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2/20/08
Enhancing biodiversity on family forest lands
Guest speaker Kristi Sullivan,
Cornell University Cooperative Extension
1/16/08
Strategies to restore old-growth characteristics. 
Guest speaker Paul Catanzaro,
University of Massachusetts @ Amherst
12/19/07

Don't Degrade Your Woodlot
Proceedings of Conference on
Diameter Limit Cutting
11/21/07

Natural Regeneration in Your
Hardwood Forest
10/17/07

Creating Vernal Pools for Wildlife
Speaker: Kristi Sullivan
9/19/07

Small-Scale Firewood Production
8/15/07

Timber Sale Arrangement -
Payments and Contracts
 7/18/07
Working With Foresters
6/20/07
Selecting Trees During
Forest Improvement Cutting

          
          Links given during the 6/20/07 broadcast:
5/16/2007
Key Forestry Concepts & Principles

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