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September 2021
IDMP Webinar: Introduction to the Integrated Deer Management Project
Purdue University's Integrated Deer Management Project (IDMP) is hosting free webinars covering research about deer, habitat, and people in Indiana. Check out: https://ag.purdue.edu/fnr/researchindeer/webinars/ for links to register for each webinar or click the link in the flyer: DeerWebinarFlyer
Find out more »National Public Lands Day
Volunteer to take care of your public lands on several public properties, including the Hoosier National Forest. If interested in volunteering on the Hoosier National Forest or sign up for a project on September 25 or learn more about volunteering.
Find out more »IDMP Webinars: Monitoring Deer Populations
Purdue University's Integrated Deer Management Project (IDMP) is hosting free webinars covering research about deer, habitat, and people in Indiana. Check out: https://ag.purdue.edu/fnr/researchindeer/webinars/ for links to register for each webinar or click the link in the flyer: DeerWebinarFlyer
Find out more »October 2021
IDMP Webinar: Monitoring Deer Habitat
Purdue University's Integrated Deer Management Project (IDMP) is hosting free webinars covering research about deer, habitat, and people in Indiana. Check out: https://ag.purdue.edu/fnr/researchindeer/webinars/ for links to register for each webinar or click the link in the flyer: DeerWebinarFlyer
Find out more »Tree Planting & Care Workshop
Time TBD- late afternoon to early evening. Learn the basics & essentials to make the most of your forested lots through our FREE workshop series! Space is limited to 15 people per workshop. RSVP & info at Newton County Soil & Water Conservation District: (219) 285-2217, newtonsoilwater@gmail.com
Find out more »CANCELLED: IFWOA Regional Forestry Field Day Perry County
We are sorry but the meeting is cancelled. Please consider attending the October 16 field day in Jennings County. Join IFWOA members for a regional forestry field day in Perry County. This property has a variety of habitats: native timber, tree plantings, and wildlife plantings. The landowners have been actively treating invasive species and the property is a Tree Farm. This event is sponsored by Indiana Forestry & Woodland Owners Association and Indiana Forestry Educational Foundation. Note IFWOA is hosting…
Find out more »IDMP Webinar: Human Dimensions of Deer Management
Purdue University's Integrated Deer Management Project (IDMP) is hosting free webinars covering research about deer, habitat, and people in Indiana. Check out: https://ag.purdue.edu/fnr/researchindeer/webinars/ for links to register for each webinar or click the link in the flyer: DeerWebinarFlyer
Find out more »Forestry Field Day Steuben County
Attend a discussion with Crowe Forest Management about long-term forest management plans. Rolling Acres Farm is implementing a forest management plan to improve forest health and wildlife habitat. The goal is to allow them to maintain important tree species that might otherwise be lost without management. The event is free with a FREE lunch to follow. Please RSVP by October 8 to Steuben County SWCD, (260) 665-3211 ext. 3. Hosted by Steuben County Soil & Water Conservation District
Find out more »IFWOA Regional Forestry Field Day Jennings County
Join IFWOA members for a morning forestry field tour. This 60 acre property in Jennings County was the 2020 Deam forest stewardship award winner. It has beautiful mature trees on a highly productive site and some interesting oak regeneration and tree plantings. This event is sponsored by Indiana Forestry & Woodland Owners Association and Indiana Forestry Educational Foundation. Note IFWOA is hosting 4 forestry field days this fall, please choose only 1 as registration is limited. Agenda Saturday, October 16…
Find out more »West Boggs Weed Wrangle
Join the Daviess-Martin CISMA (Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area) at West Boggs County Park on October 16th for a Weed Wrangle volunteer workday to control invasive plants in the park's forests. Agenda: Volunteers will learn how to identify and remove common invasive shrubs all while helping to improve forest health and quality on the property. Volunteers should come prepared with sturdy shoes and work gloves, water and snacks will be provided. Hand tools will be used for pulling and cutting…
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