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Past Forestry Events | Archives

2020 Forest Stewardship in Ukiah, January 11, 12 & 25, 2020 December 13, 2019: Chico State Universitys Big Chico Creek Reserve, 3521 14 Mile House Rd, Forest Ranch, CA November 5 & 6, 2019: Central Sierra Historical Museum, 42642 Tollhouse Road, Shaver Lake, CA 93664 2019 Prescribed Fire Workshops S...
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Forestry Health & Mortality

Four years of drought has led to an epidemic of bark beetles in the Central Sierra. Many ponderosa pine are dying due to western pine beetle. The pine engraver is also affecting many pines while some cedars are dying directly from drought without beetles being involved.
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Forests and woodlands in the Central Sierra Nevada are beautiful, extensive, diverse and owned by both public and private landowners. These ecosystems are adapted to frequent, low severity fires that have been suppressed for over 100 years.
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Upcoming Events

Workshop Sessions and locations to choose from. October 9 - December 11, 2024, Online Weekly Wednesday classes from 6:00 to 7:30pm. In-person Saturday, November 2 in Humboldt County Join the workshop to understand and protect your forests by developing a Forest Management Plan.
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UCCE Central Sierra Living with Fire: Page

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Wildland fire is a natural part of California's ecosystems. Before settlement and fire suppression, at least five to twelve percent of California burned every year.
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Taking Care of Residential Trees After a Wildfire

After a fire, many homeowners wonder what to do with the trees in their landscape. It is important to determine which trees might recuperate and which will need to be removed. A publication by the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension tells how to take care of residential trees after wildfire.
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