Empowering PNW Communities to Keep Forests Healthy
These meetings are hosted specifically for tribes and tribal members. We will be available to listen and discuss any plant health issues every third Monday of the month. We welcome any teachings and feedback, and we will do our best to listen and help combine our knowledge to find solutions. No registration required, but participants …
Join us for a presentation and discussion about forest biosurveillance in the Pacific Northwest. We will use this time to: summarize current biosecurity efforts and concerns in the region, share information to help recognize the signs and symptoms of unhealthy trees, provide resources for identifying common diseases and insect pests, highlight emerging tree pest and …
Have questions about using the iNaturalist platform? We're here to help! Join us during this Community Office Hour to learn more about using the iNaturalist platform and troubleshoot any of your issues. These Office Hours will be hosted through Microsoft Teams. Please note, you do not a MS Teams account to join, but you may …
Join us for a presentation and discussion about the dieback of western redcedar, the ways you can help, and the patterns we're seeing. This event will be hosted through Microsoft Teams. Please note, you do not a MS Teams account to join, but you may need to download the MS Teams software or app. Register …
Join us in a session to ask questions and learn about the Forest Health Watch program. Share your perspective about forest health issues in the region, community engagement, or anything else relevant. Anyone is welcome! These Office Hours will be hosted through Microsoft Teams. Please note, you do not a MS Teams account to join, …
These meetings are hosted specifically for tribes and tribal members. We will be available to listen and discuss any plant health issues every third Monday of the month. We welcome any teachings and feedback, and we will do our best to listen and help combine our knowledge to find solutions. No registration required, but participants …
