Learn forest management basics, connect with experts at Aug. 11 intro class
Actively managing your forest land can help you get the most out of it by improving wildlife habitat, ensuring clean water, creating sustainable lumber and income sources and providing places for outdoor recreation. Have you ever wondered where to start?
Join the Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Michigan State University Extension 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11, at Kirtland Community College in Grayling for a one-day introductory workshop that will share the basics of forest management.
Forest resource professionals will discuss forest management options in between field trips to the AJD Sawmill and the Arauco particleboard plant. A variety of forestry experts, consultants and service providers will give short presentations about their work and be available for questions throughout the day.
The workshop cost is $10; a light breakfast and lunch are included. Register by Aug. 7 to reserve your spot.
Questions? Contact Julie Crick, 989-275-7179.
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