Forest Restoration Workshop Topics
Workshop Topics
The Economics of Forest Restoration
- Making Forest Restoration Economical
- Contractor Logging Costs & Opportunities for Cost-savings
- Economics of Dry Forest Stewardship Projects
- Using the LanFin Tool
From Inception to Implementation: Planning for Success
- Planning at the Landscape Scale
- Making Use of Good Neighbor Authority
- Authorities to Maximize Restoration
- Packaging Federal Resources for All-lands Restoration
New Opportunities for Conventional Harvesting Systems and Biomass Utilization
- Cut-to-Length vs Whole Tree Logging Systems
- Biomass Utilization, Harvesting and Markets
- Managing Slash: Needs, challenges, opportunities
Steep Terrain Harvesting Systems
- Skyline Logging: New Approaches to Traditional Systems
- Steep Slope Logging
- Tethered Assist
Forest Treatments for Riparian Health
- Hydrology Concerns for Treatments in Riparian Areas
- Riparian Thinning Using Cut-to-Length
- Riparian Thinning: An Example from the Deschutes National Forest
Cutting Edge Technologies for Sale Layout and Implementation
- Virtual and Discernable Boundaries
- Unmanned Aircraft
- Tablet applications for Implementing Silvicultural Prescriptions
- Using Avenza PDF Maps in Concert with CTL Harvesting Systems
- Forest Restoration in the Tablet & Smart Phone era: Marking and Realtime Monitoring using the ICO APP
- Non-contact tree measurement for forest harvesting machines
A Grounded Approach: Soil Considerations for Harvesting
- Soil Matters – Improving Forest Landscape Planning and Management for Diverse Objectives with Soils Information and Expertise
- Soil Resources Management for Logging in Steep Slopes
- Interaction of Steep Slope Equipment with Soil Resources
Roads, Water Crossings and Culverts: Challenges and Opportunities
- Roads, Crossings and Culverts
- Prioritizing Roads, Crossings & Culverts with NetMap
Designation Methods: Lessons Learned
- Alternative contracting methods and implementation strategies for commercial harvest
- DxP and DxD
Managing Fire at the Right Place and Right Time
- Prescribed Fire at Scale
- Contracting Prescribed Fire