Stratham woodlot and other forested property owners may want to reserve their seat for an activity that will explore the ins and outs of keeping their plot healthy and thriving.
The UNH Cooperative Extension office provides many continuing education opportunities, and it has prepared a learning session that will introduce an assortment of topics related to forest health. A variety of presenters will address the group, where the Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms will be the venue.
The symposium will cover topics that may be of interest to those who own a property containing a forest ecosystem. Topics such as insect and invasive species identification, disease prevention and control, and other subjects will be discussed, and the attendees will discover how these can impact their own individual land management practices. They can ask questions and even bring along photos or samples for review by the experts.
Knowing how to manage a forested property can help to retain its monetary value while also ensuring it continues to support local wildlife. Learning materials for a class or other activity can be produced by a Stationery printing company.
The Forest Health and Landowner Workshop will offer insight into forested land management techniques on February 7. It will begin at 9:00 am, and it is currently open for registrations.
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