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Fire Adapted Communities Peer-Learning Workshop

Thursday, March 19, 2015 - 09:00 to 17:00

The New Mexico hub of the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network (FACLN www.facnetwork.org) is hosting a peer-learning workshop in Albuquerque on March 19th, 2015. The workshop will feature presentations from various peerleaders who will share success stories and best management practices for implementing FAC concepts. Participants will work together in small groups to identify challenges and solutions to common problems related to making our communities fire adapted and look for ways to improve the New Mexico FACLN.

Forest Guild Is Hiring!

The Forest Guild is hiring for both a research assistant position and internships. The Forest Guild is hlooking for a part-time, limited-term research assistant to assist with forest science research projects and other related activities beginning March 1st 2015 and continuing until August 31st, 2015. Read more information here. The Forest Guild also invites students to work on forest related issues in New Mexico and Wisconsin. We are offering two paid 8-week summer internships and one unpaid 4-8 week internship. The two paid internships will be based out of our Santa Fe office and the one unpaid position will be based out of our Wisconsin office. Internships will be grounded in active projects. Staff will work to tailor the workload to the student’s interests and schedule.

Forest Guild to study harvest restrictions in Wisconsin

The Forest Guild has been selected as a research contractor for the Wisconsin Forest Practices Study, a multi-year study designed to analyze economic and ecological effects of forest practices and harvesting restrictions on Wisconsin's forest resources and economy.

A Year to be Thankful: Forest Guild Annual Report

Throughout the seasons and the changes of 2014, the Forest Guild has actively advanced forest stewardship across the forest landscape. As the year’s end approaches, we would like to pause and share the highlights of a busy year and offer thanks to our many members, supporters, and active partners who have made our successes possible. Our annual report has a brief updates from across the country. Read it here.

Putting the forest first

Forest Guild members are committed to putting the forest first. We feel the well-being of human society is dependent on responsible forest management that places the highest priority on the maintenance and enhancement of the entire forest ecosystem. We practice ecological forestry that uses nature as a model for sustainable resource mangement. Read more about our mission and principles here.

Join Us!

The Forest Guild is a professional organization of foresters and allied natural resource professionals that practice and promote ecologically, economically, and socially responsible forestry. The Guild is a non-profit organization (501(c)3). The Guild engages in education, training, policy analysis, research, and advocacy to foster excellence in stewardship, support practicing foresters and other natural resource professionals. We also seek to engage woodland owners, communities, and the public in the challenges of forest conservation and management. Join us and support forest stewardship!

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