
Events
NNRG Events

Our January Fireside Chat will focus on forest management for extreme weather events. Long stretches of heavy rain—like we recently experienced—can create serious challenges for forest owners, including increased landslide risk and forest roads that are vulnerable to failure. Join NNRG Forester, Matthew Schmidt, on January 21 for a discussion on the risks posed by extreme weather, and strategies to prepare for and respond to these events.
Grab your favorite cozy beverage, settle into a comfy chair, and join us as we explore what forest owners can do in the face of extreme weather. This chat will be fairly casual, and we encourage you to bring your questions!
Join us virtually on January 21 at 7:30 p.m.
You can find past Fireside Chats on our YouTube channel.
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More forestry events in the Pacific Northwest
Streamside Stewardship – Best Practices for Riparian Vegetation Management
January 17 | Monmouth, OR
Streamside Restoration Webinar
January 22 | Online
Guardians and gardeners: Managing wilderness for the twenty-first century
January 22 | Online
Small Tree Pruning Workshop
January 30 | Corvallis, OR
Stepwise journey of tree identification
February 3 | Online
2026 Forest Owners Winter School
February 7 | Colville, WA
Winter 2026 Online Forest Stewardship Coached Planning Course – Puget Sound Region
February 10 – April 7 | Online
2026 Puget Sound Forest Owners Winter School
February 21 | Auburn, WA
Women in Forest Management Conference
February 23 – 24 | Vancouver, WA
Fire Adaptation Workshop
March 4 – 6 | Stevenson, WA
Master Woodland Manager Training – Benton Linn Polk Counties
March 5 – May 21 | Benton, Linn and Polk Counties, OR
