Dr. Steve Latta, National Aviary researcher, describes the relationship between FSF's uneven-aged forest management and songbird diversity, part of a three-year study that his team is conducting on FSF lands.
This past Saturday, the Chautauqua Bird, Tree & Garden Club came out to FSF's First Forest property in NY to explore the intersection between thoughtful forestry and bird diversity.
The National Aviary's Steve Latta, PhD led the woods walk with insights from his research on FSF properties this summer, while our own Troy Firth and Guy Dunkle explained the art and science of ecological forestry.
We had a great time with the Club and look forward to exploring with them again soon!
Troy firth describes the management plan at First Forest to promote structural and species diversity, and improve overall resilience.
It was fantastic to have such an engaged crowd, all members of the Chautauqua Bird, Tree, and Garden Club, before their summer season ends and they disperse around the country!
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We have received your registration for the March 31st Our Woods and Waters Film Series event in Edinboro, PA. Thank you!
We have received your registration to participate in Jim Finley Stewardship Day on August 1st at Moxie Woods. Thank you!
We will be in touch with more information as the date approaches. We look forward to working alongside you in October!