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Promoting vibrant, sustainable forests and forest-based economies

The Wisconsin Forestry Center is an outreach center in the College of Natural Resources at UW-Stevens Point and is supported in part by the UW-Madison Division of Extension.

The WFC is dedicated to serving the needs of Wisconsin’s forestry community. We focus on partner-driven professional development, workforce recruitment and development, applied research, and community outreach initiatives.

NEWS AND EVENTS

SilviCast

Why Does My Paint Gun Hate Me?!

October 2024

The paint gun is a basic tool of the forestry trade. But what happens when we’re two forties into the woods and our paint gun goes down? This can put a major clog in our day. Maybe the problem with our paint gun is us? Join us on this episode of SilviCast as we talk with three experts in the field about Trecoder, Panama, and Nel-Spot paint guns. Ethan Tapper with Bear Island Forestry, John Freeman with Panama Forestry Equipment, and Ryan Holm with Nelson Paint give us tips to keep our paint guns flowing freely!
Three Lakes, Wis.

Incorporating Elements of Old Growth Forests in Timber Sales

OCT. 30, 2024 | 8:30 A.M.-4 P.M.

Join a team of researchers and practitioners as we explore the Argonne Experimental Forest and discuss incorporating elements of old growth forest into forest management. Through a combination of presentations and field tours we will cover:

  • Elements of old growth habitat and silvicultural treatments to obtain them
  • Enhancing vertical and horizontal structure
  • Forest regeneration consideration
  • Importance and application at a landscape level

 

ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Prescribed Fire for Forest Management Webinar Series

MONTHLY ON WEDNESDAYS | 8:30 A.M. – 10 A.M. CT

This webinar series explores several facets of prescribed fire related to forests and forest management. Join us​ for the next webinar on November 6 where we explore “Prescribed Burn Associations.”

Prescribed Burn Associations are critical for restoring fire adapted landscapes, imparting knowledge, and sharing resources. Join Ryan Mitchell and George Jensen from Tall Timbers as they discuss ways to regionally encourage and support private landowners to create sustainable and effective PBAs.

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