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Society for Forest Stewardship

@413forests

We aim to share and provide resources about our forests to bring attention to the nuances involved in stewardship decisions.

 Massachusetts
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Joined November 2020
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Mike Akresh, Ph.D.@MikeAkresh21 Jan 2023
New manuscript out in @ESAEcosphere: a #metaanalysis examining tree harvesting on forest and shrubland #birds in eastern North America! Co-authors include an @AntiochNewEng alum, and others at @usfs_nrs, @IUPedu, @uvmvermont. #ornithology #ecology esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
Effects of forest management on the conservation of bird communities in eastern North America: A...

Effects of forest management on the conservation of bird communities in eastern North America: A...

Forest management affects conditions for both early- and late-seral organisms, and managers and conservationists require information for balancing the ostensibly opposing habitat needs of both these...

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Read the latest @forestservice feature story, entitled "Partnerships help private landowners tackle effects of climate change," and authored by our Director, Maria Janowiak: fs.usda.gov/features/partner…
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@usfs_nrs25 Aug 2022
In Pennsylvania, @forestservice / @usfs_nrs scientists & partners found tree-ring & fire-scar chronologies recovered from red pine trees extend back to 1370 & 1402; it is unique foundational ecological information on fire regimes of the Northeast. nrs.fs.usda.gov/pubs/64570
Figure 1 in a recent study shows regional published tree-ring and fire-scar-based fire history studies in relation to the current study.

ALT Figure 1 in a recent study shows regional published tree-ring and fire-scar-based fire history studies in relation to the current study.

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Eric Kingsley@wood2energy25 Aug 2022
Eastern Hardwood Forest Products and Economic Overview - sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Bill Keeton@bill_keeton15 Dec 2021
Please join my webinar tomorrow for the Forest Stewards Guild on managing forests for old-growth characteristics, using examples from the Pacific Northwest, Northeast, and Europe. Dec. 16 at 3:00 PM EST (12:00 PM PST or 21:00 CET) us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi…
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@usfs_nrs13 Dec 2021
#NewPublication : The Future of Forest Pathology in North America go.usa.gov/xef2V
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forestproud@forestproud16 Nov 2021
What IS Nature? That’s not just a stoner thought…it’s the topic of the latest #podcast from @yourforestpdcst ft. the #philosophy of #nature with Dr. Martin Bunzl. Challenge your assumptions!!! Learn! Grow! Check out the episode. bit.ly/3wAIKX4 #forestproud

Philosophy of Nature with Martin Bunzl-YourForest

Where is the line between Nature and Human-made? Why is there a line? What assumptions do we hold of Nature that should be rejected? People come to Nature with preferences, are those preferences...

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@nhpr1 Oct 2021
These small mammals are "kind of acting like pollinators by pooping these spores across the landscape." via @mara_hop nhpr.org/nh-news/2021-10-01/…
Eat, run and scat: How tiny woodland creatures have a big impact on the recovery of New Hampshire's...

Eat, run and scat: How tiny woodland creatures have a big impact on the recovery of New Hampshire's...

New research from the New Hampshire Agricultural Experiment Station shows small mammals help forests recover after timber harvesting.

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American Forests
@AmericanForests30 Aug 2021
The invasive woolly adelgid is wrecking havoc on hemlocks throughout the northeastern US. Scientists hope silver flies can help stop the destruction grist.org/science/the-northe…
The Northeast's hemlocks face extinction. A tiny fly could save them.

The Northeast's hemlocks face extinction. A tiny fly could save them.

The region can’t afford to lose these trees — or the carbon they store.

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