This series of online webinars and field sessions is designed specifically (but not exclusively) for smaller landowners, with under 20 acres. Woodlots large and small can support wildlife, protect water quality, generate firewood and other forest products, and provide recreation and enjoyment. Whether you are interested in adding some native plants to your yard, enhancing habitat for birds, assessing the health of your trees, cutting trees for firewood, or just learning more about what’s around you, this series can help you become a better steward of your property.
About this Session
We’ll cover some of the more common insect and disease issues in New Hampshire’s trees and forests, including diagnosis and control options. We will also discuss invasive plants, the challenges they present, and management techniques. Trees near homes, power lines, and other frequently used spaces can raise concerns about tree health and risk. We’ll discuss how to promote the development of structurally stable trees through proper tree care practices as well as some of the considerations involved with assessing the health and stability of trees in more developed landscapes. Click here to register.
