
Hosted by Holyoke Community College
and the Eastern Native Tree Society
Free and Open to the Public
Where: Kittredge Center, People's Bank Conference Room
When: October 13-14, 2011
Registration will be taken at the door, no pre-registration necessary.
Holyoke Community College in association with the Eastern Native Tree Society is hosting a long term lecture series to focus on the history, current status, and the future of the Forests of the Northeast and beyond.
Ecological issues such as forest health, loss of habitat, and species displacement often vie with developmental pressures that focus on short term gains. So the goal for the series is to focus on the overall importance of forests to the health of our environment and the economy.
The Forest Summit Lecture Series is investigating who the major players are and their positions by bringing together diverse groups including scientists, foresters, resource managers, recreationists, and wood products people.
The Forest Summit sponsors include: Holyoke Community College, Eastern Native Tree Society, Friends of Mohawk Trail State Forest, Harvard Forest, Smith College, Massachusetts Audubon Society, Forest Stewards Guild, Walnut Hill Tracking and Nature Center.
Contact Gary Beluzo for more information at gbeluzo@hcc.edu or (413) 552-2445.