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  • November Woodswalk

    Freeman - Campbell-Nelson 86 Meadow Lane, Hannacroix, NY, United States

    Things to see: a portable sawmill operation, a 4-story barn re-habilitation project utilizing timber from the woods and, If conditions permit, we will get a a peek at a blackgum bog.

  • Southern Tier Annual Potluck

    Broome County Cooperative Extension 840 Front Street, Binghamton, NY, United States

    Tom Tasber will examine the black bear’s natural history in addition to discussing ways to coexist with this widespread species.

  • American Black Bears with Thomas Tasber

    Cornell Cooperative Extension - Madison County 100 Eaton Street, Morrisville, NY, United States

    Tom will examine the bear's natural history, in addition to discussing ways to safely co-exist with this popular species.

  • Calling All Maple Producers

    Cornell Cooperative Extension - Jefferson County 203 North Hamilton Street, Watertown, NY, United States

    This event is designed for producers at every scale. Join fellow producers for an evening focused on connection, collaboration, and shared learning.

  • Fruit Tree/Bush Pruning

    Ed and Donna Welch 105 Dankers Road, Johnsburg, NY, United States

    Learn about fruit and bush pruning.

  • Sawmill Tour

    A.D. Bowman and Sons Lumber Co. 1690 US 11, Castle Creek, NY, United States

    We will meet in the employee lunchroom for a brief discussion about current sawtimber markets and an overview of the Bowman operation. The tour will include their wood pallet manufacturing line.

  • NAC Chateguay Woodlands Woodswalk

    Chateguay Woodlands Goldsmith Road

    View various regenerative silviculture methodologies, roadwork repair and American Beech management strategies.

  • Releasing the Reality of the Existing Forest – WFL/AFC

    Collette and David Morabito 6067 White Creek Road (County Road 17), Friendship, NY, United States

    We will discuss the difference between a forest which has developed naturally to attain certain attributes such as volume, quality, vigor and vitality in contrast with that of a forest that might have the same volume but the quality, vitality, and vigor have been compromised.