About CTRE
Our goal is to enhance collaborative research and the delivery of research-based information surrounding the sustainable production of conifers used by consumers for the celebration of the Christmas holiday. We provide a meeting venue for Christmas tree researchers, extension professionals and industry to gather from around the world and share their latest work.
Proceedings and newsletters from previous CTRE meetings can be found on the IUFRO site here.
We encourage researchers and extension professionals whose work includes any aspect of Christmas tree production to join us!
CTRE meeting sites:
Year | Month | Host | Location |
1987 | Oct. | Washington State University (WSU) | Puyallup, WA. |
1989 | Aug. | Oregon State University (OSU) | Corvallis, OR. |
1992 | Oct. | OSU | Silver Falls, OR. |
1997 | Sept. | British Columbia Ministry of Forests | Res. Branch Mesachie Lake, BC, Canada |
2000 | July | Danish Forest Research and Landscape Institute | Vissenberjerg, Denmark |
2003 | Sept. | North Carolina State University | Hendersonville, NC |
2005 | Oct. | Michigan State University | Tustin, MI |
2007 | Aug. | Forest and Landscape, Univ. of Copenhagen | Bogense, Denmark |
2009 | Sept. | OSU and WSU | Corvallis, OR. and Puyallup, WA. |
2011 | Aug. | Christmas Tree Growers of Lower Austria | Eichgraben, Austria |
2013 | Aug. | Dalhousie Agricultural Campus, Dalhousie University | Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada |
2015 | Sept. | Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research | Honne, Norway |
2017 | Sept. | The Icelandic Forest Research Mogilsa | Alureyri, Iceland |
2019 | Aug. | Quebec Inst. for the Development of Ornamental Horticulture | Quebec City, Quebec, Canada |
2022 | June | University of California Cooperative Extension-Central Sierra | Fallen Leaf Lake, CA. |