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 hare\n\nThis is a FREE event with a donation basket at the door.\nDoors op
 en at 6:30pm for a community social with beer and wine available for purch
 ase. The presentation will start at 7:00pm. Red Barn Events are now hybrid
 \; you may join us in person in the Red Barn or livestream virtually.\n\nP
 acific Northwest forests face catastrophic losses from wildfire\, drought\
 , extreme temperatures\, and insect mortality. This is largely as a result
  of climate change and historic land management practices. On top of that\
 , these forest ecosystems now face a crisis of biodiversity loss\, which t
 hreatens their integrity and the services they provide. Family forest land
 owners own 15% of forested land in Washington - roughly 3.2 million acres 
 - and they can mitigate many of these threats to their forests through act
 ive management. Using a private forest in the Teanaway as a case study\, i
 t will be outlined the steps that forest landowners can take to create and
  steward healthy\, resilient landscapes that provide benefits for people\,
  wildlife\, and the environment. It will be shared what the process is of 
 determining management goals\, understanding the current state of a forest
 \, and implementing a variety of tools and techniques to increase tree vig
 or\, provide high quality wildlife habitat\, and restore the historic fire
  regime.\n\nThis presentation will be accompanied by a field trip on Satur
 day June 8th to one of the ponderosa pine dry forest sites that is managed
 . We will tour the forest which has had a variety of fuels reduction treat
 ments including a prescribed burn in October 2023. Participants will learn
  the basics of conducting a forest inventory and how stocking density is m
 easured. We will also showcase some examples of wildlife habitat that we h
 ave created.
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 are\n\nThis is a FREE event with a donation basket at the door.\nDoors ope
 n at 6:30pm for a community social with beer and wine available for purcha
 se. The presentation will start at 7:00pm. Red Barn Events are now hybrid\
 ; you may join us in person in the Red Barn or livestream virtually.\n\nPa
 cific Northwest forests face catastrophic losses from wildfire\, drought\,
  extreme temperatures\, and insect mortality. This is largely as a result 
 of climate change and historic land management practices. On top of that\,
  these forest ecosystems now face a crisis of biodiversity loss\, which th
 reatens their integrity and the services they provide. Family forest lando
 wners own 15% of forested land in Washington - roughly 3.2 million acres -
  and they can mitigate many of these threats to their forests through acti
 ve management. Using a private forest in the Teanaway as a case study\, it
  will be outlined the steps that forest landowners can take to create and 
 steward healthy\, resilient landscapes that provide benefits for people\, 
 wildlife\, and the environment. It will be shared what the process is of d
 etermining management goals\, understanding the current state of a forest\
 , and implementing a variety of tools and techniques to increase tree vigo
 r\, provide high quality wildlife habitat\, and restore the historic fire 
 regime.\n\nThis presentation will be accompanied by a field trip on Saturd
 ay June 8th to one of the ponderosa pine dry forest sites that is managed.
  We will tour the forest which has had a variety of fuels reduction treatm
 ents including a prescribed burn in October 2023. Participants will learn 
 the basics of conducting a forest inventory and how stocking density is me
 asured. We will also showcase some examples of wildlife habitat that we ha
 ve created.
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LOCATION:HYBRID EVENT: WRI's Red Barn 347 Division Street\, Leavenworth\, W
 A 98826 or livestream via our YouTube Channel
SUMMARY:Red Barn Event - Active Stewardship
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