September 20 Organized by Forest Economic Advisors (FEA), this highly rated event offers forward-looking market outlooks on U.S. housing, lumber, and timber demand. View the agenda and register.
Emerging Voices in Forestry
October 9
Meet our five Emerging Voices in Forestry -all under the age of 45 - working at the forefront of social, economic, and environmental change. Learn more and reserve your free ticket today.
Who Will Own the Forest? 12
September 21 - 22 Don't miss the industry's largest timberland investor conference of the year happening next week at the World Forestry Center, including the 2nd annual Women in Timber Social. View the agenda and register.
Forests ~ Water ~ Health
December 14 Uncover the surprising ways climate change will affect community health through its impact on water and forests. Learn about our panel of experts and register.
World Forest Institute News
International Fellow Spotlight:
Yu Lei from China
Learn about one of the WFC’s visiting International Fellows who has been selected for a six-month assignment to collaborate with forestry practitioners here in the Pacific Northwest. Meet Lei, who is on assignment from China.
Thirteen Countries Convene at WFC to Improve Forestry Education
Professionals from thirteen countries convened at the World Forestry Center in July for its annual leadership program designed to improve forestry education around the globe. Learn more about the 21 delegates and their week together touring forestland in the Pacific Northwest.
Forestry "Lightning" Talks
Oct. 13
Don't miss your last chance to spend an evening with our International Fellows for their ‘quick-like-lightning’ presentations on what they discovered the past six months. Get the details and mark your calendars for this free public event.
World Forest Institute International Fellowship Program
Paul D. Miller’s (aka DJ Spooky) will perform Heart of a Forest at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 9, in Miller Hall at the World Forestry Center. Get your tickets today.
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