Managing Upland Forests of the Midsouth

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Crossett Forestry Field Day

RWU-4159 regularly offers forestry field days to help foresters and private landowners learn about cutting-edge research and technological developments designed to help improve the practice of low cost natural stand management.  In addition to presenting the work of unit scientists, over the years other experts from many different disciplines and backgrounds have been brought in to help with this valuable outreach program.  Crossett Forestry Field Days are typically offered in early May at the Crossett Experimental Forest, and are sponsored by the USDA Forest Service, the Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, the Arkansas Forestry Commission, and the School of Forestry of the University of Arkansas at Monticello.

20th Crossett Forestry Field Day

Ecosystem Services for the Small Landowner

Wednesday, May 2, 2007

The topics will range from timber management and biomass to wildlife/bird management.  Unit scientists from Hot Springs and Nacogdoches, Texas, will provide a day-long program, which will be worth 2 CFE credits and will also count towards wildlife continuing education requirements.

 

A barbecue lunch and transportation will be provided at the Crossett Experimental Forest, and a nominal charge will be made to cover these expenses.

 

Contact Don Bragg at [e-mail] or (870) 367-3464 with any questions or other inquiries.

Please register by Friday, April 20th:

Registration form (.doc)

Registration form (.pdf)

Driving directions to the Crossett Experimental Forest