Publications
A climate resilience guide for small forest landowners in western Washington. Raymond, C., Morgan, H., Peterson, D., Halofsky, J. 2022. A Collaboration of the University of Washington Climate Impacts Group, the U.S. Forest Service, and the Northwest Climate Hub.
Webinars
Climate Symposium. Sponsored by WSU Extension Forestry, June 2022
- Carbon sequestration 101: The basics of the biogenic carbon cycle and strategies for Washington forests and forest products to reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases. Presented by Edie Sonne Hall.
- Carbon smart forestry: What is it and how do you measure it? Presented by Elaine Oneil.
- Forest Carbon Projects on King County Forestlands. Presented by Richard Martin.
- Forest Carbon Works: Carbon Market Access for the Small Woodland Owner. Presented by Sandy Letzing,
Night 3:
- NCX Forest Carbon Program: A Carbon Program for all Forest Landowners. Presented by Mary Powers.
- Current Carbon Opportunities: For Small Forest Landowners, from a Small Forest Landowner. Presented by .John Henrickson
Climate Symposium 2022. Sponsored by WSU Forestry Extension.
- Climate change impacts and adaptation for small forest landowners in western Washington. Presented by Crystal Raymond
- Climate change: How might it effect Washington's wildlife. Presented by Ken Bevis
- Climate change effects on forest insects and diseases. Presented by Glenn Kohler
- Trees, drought, and heat. Presented by Henry Adams
- Reforestation considerations for private landowners under a changing climate. Presented by Robert Slesak
- Options for adapting forest tree species composition in a changing climate. Presented by Rolf Gersonde
Current carbon opportunities 2022. A webinar presented by John Henrikson and Ann Stinson. Sponsored by Washington Farm Forestry Association, January 19, 2022. 1 hour, 30 minutes.