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Description: Dr. Katie McKeever (Forest Pathologist – USFS) will cover the biology and management of some non-needle pine diseases including pitch canker, littleleaf disease, and fusiform rust.
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Description: In this webinar we will discuss how podcasts are and can be used for agricultural and natural resources communication. Learn how to effectively engage key audiences by tailoring your podcast content to their needs. We’ll cover best practices for creating compelling, educational content that drives engagement, and strategies for sustaining a loyal audience, leveraging audio storytelling, and using podcast platforms to measure success. This is the 10th webinar in a 2025 yearlong webinar series "Reaching Your Target Audience & Providing Innovative Programs."
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Description: Session covers nutrition and body condition, reproduction, health and biosecurity, animal and waste facilities, management and handling practices.
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Description: Dive into our "Hot Topics in Pond Management" webinar to learn essential strategies for a healthy aquatic ecosystem, covering everything from managing aquatic plants and algae blooms to understanding wildlife management, aeration benefits, and general pond maintenance. Discover how to effectively deal with sediment, leaves, and muck, address turbidity, prevent fish kills, and properly use chemicals and dyes for optimal pond health.
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Description: This presentation will use a scenario-based approach to discuss how to identify, measure, and communicate the impact of natural resource Extension outreach and programs through alignment of program activities with expected outcomes, use of effective data collection approaches, and extrapolation of existing research to demonstrate impact. This is the 11th webinar in a year-long series hosted by the Asssociation of Natural Resource Extension Professionals (ANREP).
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Description: This 2-hour workshop will focus on seed collection strategies for these major tree species groups: large-seeded hardwoods (red oak, white oak, hickory), small-seeded hardwoods (red/sugar maple, black cherry), and conifers (eastern white pine, white spruce). We will rely on content from the Woody Plant Seed Manual, Seeds of Ontario Trees and Shrubs, and Field Guide to Native Oak species of eastern North America. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation will also provide a brief update and additional information about NY state reforestation efforts.
Description: A known obstacle to Tribes participating in NRCS programs is ensuring that our standards and specifications reflect Tribal management practices. Tribal Liaison and Resource Conservationist will visit about the Interim CPS process so it is more transparent, easily navigated, and collaborative. They will also highlight flexible opportunities and alternative pathways for existing Conservation Practices.
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Description: Dr. Kristy McAndrew (Assistant Professor – Mississippi State University) will discuss the biology, management, and impact of baldcypress leafrollers.
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Description: 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).
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Description: DUE TO THE CURRENT FEDERAL SHUTDOWN, THE EWP TRAINING WILL BE RESCHEDULED ONCE THE GOVERNMENT REOPENS.
Webinar 1: Introduction to the EWP Program and Sponsor Responsibilities
October 14, 2025 – 1:00-2:00 PM ET
The NRCS Watershed Programs Branch invites potential and current project sponsors to join us for an introduction to the Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) Program. This is the first of a two-part webinar series that provide an overview of program requirements and project sponsor responsibilities. The event will provide valuable information for sponsors on program opportunities and will reserve time to respond to participant questions.
If you would like to submit a question or have an EWP Program topic you would like to be addressed, please submit your question here - https://forms.office.com/g/B4Bm9w0ucN.
Resources for the EWP Program are available at: https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/programs-initiatives/emergency-watershed-protection
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Description: EWP PROPERTY BUYOUTS AND SPONSOR RESPONSIBILITIES
OCTOBER 16, 2025 - 1:00-2:00 PM ET
The NRCS Watershed Programs Branch invites potential and current project sponsors to join us for an overview of property buyouts under the Emergency Watershed Protection (EWP) Program. This is the second of a two-part webinar series that provides an overview of the buyout process and project sponsor responsibilities. The event will provide valuable information for sponsors on buyouts as an EWP measure and will reserve time to respond to participant questions.
If you would like to submit a question or have an EWP Program topic you would like to be addressed, please submit your question here: https://forms.office.com/g/dhjt6NNSiE
Resources for the EWP Program are available at: https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/programs-initiatives/emergency-watershed-protection
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Description: We are all being encouraged to use video to teach and reach our audiences. This session will give novices some quick “straight” shooting information and challenge you to learn the simple ways of video editing too. The presenter has gone from 0 to 360 in the last four years and enjoyed the ride immensely! This is the final webinar in a year-long series hosted by the Association of Natural Resource Extension Professionals (ANREP).
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Description: We are all being encouraged to use video to teach and reach our audiences. This session will give novices some quick “straight” shooting information and challenge you to learn the simple ways of video editing too. The presenter has gone from 0 to 360 in the last four years and enjoyed the ride immensely! This is the final webinar in a year-long series hosted by the Association of Natural Resource Extension Professionals (ANREP).
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Description: Chris Evans (Extension Forester – University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign) will discuss the biology, impact, and management of some common invasive vines including roundleaf bittersweet, kudzu, Japanese honeysuckle, Chinese yam, and wintercreeper.
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Description: Beavers are an ecologically and economically important species, providing habitat and clean water as they construct aquatic environments to suit their needs. However, those same behaviors can cause significant damage to timber and infrastructure. In this webinar, you’ll learn a variety of situation-specific methods for protecting your property from beaver-related damage.
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Biology and Management of Stem and Root Diseases of Southern Pines
Livestock 101: Poultry 
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