Forest Owners Field Day for eastern Washington comes to Vetter Farm
Learn to plan, protect, and sustain eastern Washington woodlands at the upcoming Forest Owners Field Day.
Forests
New from Extension: Can woody debris help black huckleberries thrive?
Culturally important to the Inland Northwest, black huckleberry requires specific habitat conditions to grow.
Mentor program bridges Indigenous knowledge, Western science to build tribal capacity, protect ecosystems
Graduates can connect with Native knowledge holders and western science mentors to support Tribes and understand keystone ecosystems.
Living with fire: understanding unprotected lands
Mark Billings surveys risks, attitudes, and adaptations of living outside bounds of fire protection.
Forest Owners Winter School to bring forestry answers to Colville, Feb. 25
Learn how to keep woodlands healthy, productive at Forest Owners Winter School.
Wildfire awareness: Forestry scientists share lessons to understand, adapt to realities of fire
Wildfire is a perennial challenge for Washington and the west. Learn about the risk of fire, and how to defend and restore balance in the landscape, with help from WSU and Extension foresters. Lessons…
June 11: Go hands-on with forest, range stewardship at Forest Owners Field Day
Field day helps owners understand, steward, and enhance their forests and rangelands.
March 19: Tacoma tree planting helps young scientists learn how redcedars can survive changing climate
The iconic Western redcedar may need human help to stay healthy.
Fall hybrid short course helps NE Washington landowners plan and protect their forests
Learn how to plan for the future of your forest at an Extension Forestry shortcourse.
New from WSU Extension: Bindweed, biodiesel, airblast guides
Each month, WSU Extension scientists share free guides helping farmers and professionals.