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Concurrent session 2B

Session 2B: Silviculture Chair: Yana Valachovic and Rick Standiford 3:10 #17 A Comparison of Stand Structure and Composition following Selective-Harvest at Byrne-Milliron Forest - Amy Petersen, San Jose State University [abstract] [audio] [GTR-258] 3:30 #20 Low Thinning and Crown Thinning of Varying...
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Concurrent session 3A

Session 3A: Wildlife, Native Plants, Habitat Chair: Greg Giusti and Tim Bean 8:00 #34 A Case Study of the Impacts of Timber Operations on Swamp Harebell - Bradley Valentine, California Dept.
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Concurrent session 3B

Session 3B: Policy, Economics, Community Forestry Chair: Steven Swain and Rich Thompson 8:00 #35 The Socioeconomics of the Redwood Region - Erin Kelly, Humboldt State University [abstract] [audio] [presentation] [GTR-258] 8:20 #38 A Comprehensive Status of Coast Redwood Forest Structure Across Publi...
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Concurrent session 4A

Session 4A: Wildlife, Native Plants, Habitat (cont.) Chair: Greg Giusti and Tim Bean 10:30 #52 The Humboldt Marten Conservation Strategy: An Introduction and New Research Supporting Conservation - Keith M. Slauson, U.S.
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Concurrent session 4C

Session 4C: Ecology (cont.) Chair: Pam Lindstedt and David Green 10:30 #54 Separating Effects of Crown Structure and Competition for Light on Trunk Growth of Sequoia Sempervirens - Ethan J.
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Concurrent session 3C part 2

Session 3C (part II): Ecology Chair: Pam Lindstedt and David Green 8:40 #42 Why Are Coast Redwood and Giant Sequoia Not Where They Are Not? - W.J.
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UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County: Event

Central Sierra: Turning Dirt Into Gold (EDC MG)

Event Date
Oct 18, 2025

Nurturing soil is one of the best things you can do as gardener. Plants thrive in soil that is teeming with life. Learn why this really matters and how to modify your soils to improve plant health and reduce disease and pests.
UC Master Gardeners of El Dorado County
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