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Regional Forester Visits Forest Guild Youth Corps

Regional Forester Cal Joyner of the USDA Forest Service Region 3 on a field visit with the Forest Guild’s Youth Corps, Mountainair NM.

Regional Forester Cal Joyner spent a day visiting and working with the Mountainair Forest Guild Youth Corps crew on the Mountainair Ranger District of the Cibola National Forest. The Forest Guild Youth Corps have maintained a summer youth crew of 16-19 year olds on the Mountainair Ranger District for over 15 years (learn more here). The photo on the right shows them in the 2007 Ojo Peak Fire burned area clearing access to a trailhead and mitigating erosion on an old access route using downed logs. The next step is to key-in the woody debris so that it can catch sediment and limit erosion in the burned area. 

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Forest Guild National Meeting 2014

The Forest Guild National Meeting is making a long-awaited return to New England in June of 2014. Join fellow members, colleagues, and future friends in this three-day gathering. Prepare for an exciting program of engaging speakers, stimulating field workshops, and lively discussions on the theme of adapting forests to the changing climate. Also, in keeping with Guild tradition, the National Meeting is an excellent opportunity to gather with friends and rekindle the spark that inspires the forest stewardship of our members across the landscape. Guild members can see photos and presentations from the meeting on the Member website.

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