Upcoming Events
2025 NSWOOA Annual General Meeting & Woodlot Tour
Saturday, July 12, 2025
Round Barn Farm, Old Barns, NS
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At-Risk Birds and Forest Bird Biodiversity Monitoring on Your Woodlot Workshop
Saturday, July 26, 2025, 9am-2pm (rain date: July 27)
Meeting at the Glencoe Hall in Glencoe Mills, NS
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Recorded Events
Webinar: Planning a Salvage Harvest with Species-at-Risk and Biodiversity in Mind
Tuesday, March 11, 2025 @ 7:00pm
via Zoom
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2025 Woodland Conferences
April & May 2025
New Ross, Port Hawkesbury & New Glasgow
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Webinar: Planning a Salvage Harvest with Species-at-Risk and Biodiversity in Mind
Tuesday, March 11, 2025 @ 7:00pm
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OPDF Annual General Meeting
Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2024, 6:30-8:30pm
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Ecological Forest Management in a Changing Climate: A Workshop Series for Forest Stewards (2023-2024)
Session 1: Intro to Planting Pruning & Thinning
Session 2: Hurricane Restoration, Forest Resilience & Fire Risk (Central Region)
Session 3: Ecological Forestry & Climate Adaptation
Session 4: Hurricane Restoration, Forest Resilience & Fire Risk (Eastern Region)
Session 5: Planning a Harvest with Climate Resilience in Mind
Session 6: Using Avenza Maps
Session 1: Intro to Planting Pruning & Thinning
Session 2: Hurricane Restoration, Forest Resilience & Fire Risk (Central Region)
Session 3: Ecological Forestry & Climate Adaptation
Session 4: Hurricane Restoration, Forest Resilience & Fire Risk (Eastern Region)
- Climate Change & Ecological Growing Stock
- Hemlocks and Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
- Restoration & Succession
- Forest Soils
Session 5: Planning a Harvest with Climate Resilience in Mind
Session 6: Using Avenza Maps
Ecological Forestry for Beginners: A Workshop Series for New Forest Stewards (2022-2023)
Webinar Session 1: Hurricane Restoration in the Wabanaki Forest
Webinar Session 2: Working with Forest Professionals
Webinar Session 1: Hurricane Restoration in the Wabanaki Forest
Webinar Session 2: Working with Forest Professionals