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DCNR, Partners Announce Riparian Forest Webinar Series; PA Clean Water Academy Posts Buffer Webinars
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The departments of Conservation and Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, the PA Association of Conservation Districts and other partners are hosting a variety of Riparian Forest Webinars, some live, some on demand over the next few weeks. Live Webinars DCNR is continuing its live Riparian Forest Series starting April 8 and continuing through April 30. A few of the topics announced so far are-- -- April 14: Topic to be announced. Noon -- April 16: Funding & Ranking Streamside Forest Planning Sites In PA Using GIS. Noon. -- April 22: Open Office - Answering your questions -- April 23: 25 Years of Insights from Stroud Water Research Center Buffer Methods, Noon. -- April 28: Topic to be announced. Noon. -- April 30: Topic to be announced. Noon. Click Here to register for the webinars and more information as it becomes available. On Demand Webinars The PA Clean Water Academy has posted the previous Riparian Forest Series of recorded webinars by a variety of partners on riparian forest-related topics. All future webinars will be posted at the Academy page as well. Just some of the on demand webinars include-- -- Ecology of Streams and Riparian Forests: How Streams Work and the Role of ForestsSCORM package -- Do Hellbenders, Freshwater Mussels, and Native Brook Trout Matter?SCORM package -- Selling Buffers WITHOUT Financial IncentivesSCORM package -- Reforesting Shallowbrook SchoolSCORM package -- Riparian buffer of 2,000 trees coming to Northeastern School DistrictURL -- Pre- and Post-Planting Vegetation Management for EstablishmentSCORM package Click Here to view these archived webinars. To learn more about buffers, visit DCNR’s Forest Buffers Along Waterways webpage. Questions should be directed to Teddi Stark, Riparian Buffer & Watershed Forestry Program Manager at DCNR, 814-335-5665 or send email to: c-tstark@pa.gov. For more information on state parks and forests and recreation in Pennsylvania, visit DCNR’s website, Click Here to sign up for the Resource newsletter, Visit the Good Natured DCNR Blog, Click Here for upcoming events, Click Here to hook up with DCNR on other social media-- Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. NewsClips: Click Here For A Week’s Worth Of Political NewsClips Click Here For PA Coronavirus NewsClips Click Here For A Week’s Worth Of Environment & Energy NewsClips Support Local Journalism! Related Articles - At-Home Environmental Ed PA Assn. Of Environmental Educators Honors 2020 Award Winners Fun At-Home Family Activity! Destroy Spotted Lanternfly Eggs Before They Hatch In April, May Nature Scavenger Hunt Anyone? Franklin Institute Starts With Spotted Lanternfly Eggs Pollinator Gardens: Help Encourage Ecological Diversity In Your Own Backyard PA Native Plant Society: Create A Native Backyard Garden Philadelphia, Pittsburgh Regions Participating In City Nature Challenge 2020 Citizen Science Event The Nature Conservancy’s Nature Lab Youth Curriculum - The Science Behind How Nature Works The Nature Conservancy TNC Coffee Series on Bald Eagle Recovery Story Now Available Online Allegheny Land Trust: Lunch Time Stories On Facebook; Citizen Scientist iNaturalist App Mary Ann Thomas: One, Maybe More, Bald Eagles Hatch At Harmar Nest Audubon: How To Go From Watching Birds To Drawing Them Allegheny Front: Environmental Film Festival Now Showing In Your Living Room PA Land Trust Association Adds New Topics To April Webinar Series Penn State Council Of Sustainable Leaders Continues Online Speakers Series [Posted: April 7, 2020] |
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4/13/2020 |
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