https://climatewebinars.net These are the search results for the query, showing results 1 to 15. https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/paddling-through-paradise-educating-on-the-water-11th-in-series Kayak tours offer an incredible opportunity to immerse oneself in nature, whether paddling through tranquil lakes, meandering rivers, or along coastal waters. This close connection with the environment creates a peaceful, restorative experience. However, as an educator who incorporates kayak tours into my work, I've discovered that careful planning is key to ensuring a successful event. Join me as we navigate the essential elements of running a smooth and memorable kayak tour. This is the 12th webinar in a year-long series hosted by The Association of Natural Resource Extension Professionals (ANREP). No publisher ipowell ANREP 2026-04-01T14:14:38Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/southern-pine-productivity-estimate-updates-for-the-u.s.-southern-coastal-plain-region Introducing emerging knowledge, practices, and tools on climate-smart and resilient forestry to the forest landowners, professionals, and Extension agents for informed decision making in the southern region. This webinar is a joint product of a consortium of four Land-grant Universities (Clemson University, University of Georgia, Auburn University & Alabama Extension System, and Alabama A&M University) in partnership with USDA Southeast Climate Hub. This is the third webinar in the "Resilient and Sustainable Southern Forests Webinar Series." No publisher jelfarnawany Climate smart forestry Climate Silvicultural Forest Management Forest Health Longleaf Pine 2025-06-19T19:15:39Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/hurricane-ecology-understanding-risk-and-planning-for-the-future-of-longleaf-pine Learn how hurricanes affect the ecology of longleaf pine systems, and hear current research and science supporting mitigation and conservation efforts. No publisher kbrown Climate Climate Hub Climate Change Landowners Longleaf Pine 2024-09-25T20:09:41Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/managing-the-right-species-on-the-right-site-part-1-site-selection This webinar will review the influence of site characteristics on species composition. Understanding which trees grow best in each area on the property is the first step in deciding how to harvest and regenerate a forest. This webinar will highlight examples from North Carolina from the coastal plain to the mountains, focused on commonly managed commercial species. The presenter will identify sites that work across the state for managing different species for forestry use. Since North Carolina markets have changed and landowners' interests and objectives change over time, a careful look into sites that work for particular timber species is needed. This webinar is for landowners interested in either doing site restoration or reforestation work and for professionals that work with forest systems. This webinar is part 1 of a 2-part series. Part 2 of the series is October 17, 2024, at noon Eastern. No publisher rebardon Forestry Forest Management Stand Management 2024-10-11T11:20:54Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/managing-the-right-species-on-the-right-site-part-2-species-selection To meet landowners' interests and objectives, new strategies are needed to either, naturally or artificially regenerate commercially valuable timber. Picking the right management strategy before a harvest can save money and provide an optimal future income for you and your heirs. This webinar will highlight examples from North Carolina, from the coastal plain to the mountains, focused on commonly managed commercial species. The presenter will summarize the primary ways that different timber types in North Carolina are regenerated following a harvest. This webinar is part 2 of a 2-part series. No publisher rebardon Forestry Forest Management Management planning Silvicultural 2024-10-18T13:17:07Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/coastal-forests-as-sentinels-of-climate-change-and-sea-level-rise Dr. Marcelo Ardón (Associate Professor – NC State University) will discuss ghost forests along the coast of the southeastern US and explain their connection to climate change and rising sea levels. No publisher kcrout Forest Health 2024-10-24T17:17:54Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/the-southeast-conservation-blueprint-using-regional-data-at-local-scales-to-connect-our-lands-and-waters The Southeast Conservation Blueprint can be used to identify priority areas for conservation, based on a suite of natural and cultural resource indicators and a connectivity analysis. The Blueprint can be accessed through a suite of easy-to-use online tools, or by requesting help from a team of "user support" staff dedicated to helping the conservation community incorporate the Blueprint into their plans, proposals, and decisions. In this webinar, learn more about this 'living, spatial plan,' including the underlying science and how it can help you in your work. No publisher jelfarnawany Ecosystem Services Watershed Management GIS and Mapping Water Quality Fish & Wildlife Sustainability and Climate 2023-04-12T18:31:49Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/carbon-markets-in-southeastern-forests Dr. Marzieh Motallebi (Associate Professor - Forestry and Environmental Conservation Department, Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science - Clemson University) and Lucas Clay (Graduate Research Assistant, Carbon Analyst - Clemson University) will provide provide a general overview of carbon credits, the carbon market, and resources for landowners in the southeastern U.S. Webinar provided by Dr. David Coyle (Forest Health-Southern Regional Extension Forestry (SREF) program). No publisher mndarr Carbon 2024-06-24T14:23:58Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/techniques-and-concepts-for-improving-coastal-ecosystem-resiliency-to-benefit-both-people-and-wildlife Join us as we discuss the value of nature-based solutions for improving coastal habitats while adding to the resiliency of these valuable ecosystems to the increased risks associated with climate change. Climate change with associated sea level rise and increased coastal flooding is jeopardizing the value and function of many coastal ecosystems including sand dunes, shorelines and tidal marshes. In this session we will discuss how nature-based solutions using properly selected and adapted plant materials as well as innovative techniques improves ecosystem services and helps to create a more resilient coastal landscape. No publisher jryan Ecosystem 2023-02-08T15:30:10Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/managing-bottomland-hardwoods Note: This workshop consists of two parts, a webinar (October 26) and a field tour (October 28 or October 29). Participants may participate in the in-person field tour on either October 28 or 29, 2021. Tour times are 9-12 or 1-4 PM on both dates. Attendance in the field tour is not required to participate in the webinar. The field tour will take place at Bladen Lakes State Forest near Elizabethtown, North Carolina. Pre registration is required. Bottomland Hardwood forests are critically important to conserving ecosystem biodiversity in the Southeast. They provide nature-based solutions for maintaining water quality as well as buffering us from natural disasters that increasingly threaten local communities with inland flooding. Can we successfully consider active habitat restoration and conservation while balancing the economic equation that family forest owners, consulting foresters, and small timber markets require? No publisher rebardon 2021-10-27T13:13:49Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/eastern-nc-forest-health-workshop This workshop features presentations on various topics of forest health by speakers from NC State Extension Forestry, US Forest Service, and NCDA&CS Plant Industry Division. Topics include invasive species, bark beetles, and forest health issues specific to the coastal plain, piedmont, and sandhills areas of NC. No publisher koten Forest Health Pest Management Invasive Species & Pests 2021-04-19T03:17:12Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/slow-conversion-a-transition-to-longleaf-pine This lecture is part of the Virtual Longleaf Academy. Pre-registration for the Longleaf Academy is required for viewing. Contact karen@longleafalliance.org for more information. No publisher kbrown 2023-08-10T22:29:09Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/establishment-and-management-of-habitat-for-monarchs-and-its-value-for-other-wildlife With a focus on monarchs in the southeastern U.S. and NRCS conservation planning, learn about key considerations for establishing and managing monarch habitat using Farm Bill programs. This third webinar in a three part series focused on monarchs in the Southeast is designed for NRCS conservation planners, farmers, and partners. Participants will learn some nuances of Farm Bill programs for monarch conservation, about Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Guides for monarch conservation c/o http://nrcs.usda.gov/monarchs, and considerations for seed mix design, site preparation, planting, short-term maintenance, and long-term habitat management using disturbances such as fire, grazing and mowing. Two earlier webinars highlighted monarch biology and habitat needs in the Southeast. View the replay of Part 1 for monarch biology basics (food requirements, natural enemies, migration, etc.), their status (how monarch populations are doing), and (very briefly) how diverse NRCS practices support monarchs, other wildlife, and farm production. View Part 2 for more on southeastern milkweeds for larvae and nectar plants for adults, and field research conducted in coastal South Carolina by SCDNR biologist Billy McCord. No publisher jryan Fish & Wildlife Insects & Pollinators 2025-10-10T15:50:23Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/wildlife-research-inform-mgmt Long term research plays an invaluable role in informing natural resource management, particularly for long-lived wildlife species. However, short term and even opportunistic research can also yield important and sometimes surprising results relevant to management. No publisher doutlaw Wildlife 2022-12-14T20:15:36Z Webinar https://climatewebinars.net/webinars/woods-for-wildlife-native-plants-of-the-longleaf-pine-forest-and-early-successional-plant-communities Join others in learning about the high diversity of plant species characteristics of the longleaf pine ecosystem and how it supports the many common and unique wildlife species in these open forests dominated by a single tree. Participants will also learn how to maximize wildlife management goals through active management of early successional plant communities. Commonly referred to as early successional habitat, these plant communities benefit a vast array of wildlife species including the northern bobwhite quail, monarch butterfly, and red-cockaded woodpecker. This webinar will address active management techniques and discuss some specific tips to reach one’s property objectives. No publisher rebardon 2020-10-26T14:56:33Z Webinar