We'd like to thank IN Forests Forever for their hard work on these position statement/flyers in 2021 and make them available for everyone on our website. Please click on the links below to download the PDF!
"How to Better Communicate with Landowners" - a one day Zoom meeting will be held on Wednesday November 3rd. For more details click here. Online Registration is now available!
Indiana SAF Forest Pesticide Training Program will be held November 30, 2021. Get more details and register online here
2021 Indiana Society of American Foresters Winter Meeting
Thursday, March 18, 2021 (Flyer available here)
Online Zoom Meeting
Registered attendees will be provided links to the live presentation content. Student participation is strongly recommended for this online meeting and a virtual job fair/networking hour is included. Students can register for free by emailing registration@indianasaf.org
2020 Indiana Society of American Foresters Forest Pesticide Training Program
Wednesday, December 2 2020 (Flyer available here)
This program will be online. Registered attendees will be provided links to the pre-recorded and live presentation content. Online Registration is now open here
Indiana Society of American Foresters Fall Meeting – Wednesday September 23, & Thursday September 24, 2020.
The business meeting will be held in the Best Western Circus City Inn and educational programs will be held outdoors at two sites near Peru, IN. Click here to register! Flyer is also available here.
Indiana Society of American Foresters 2019 Forest Pesticide Training - Wednesday, December 4, 2019
Where
The program will be held in the Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds and Conference Complex, 1900 E. Main St., Danville, IN in the South Hall. Flyer is also available
here.
Introduction:
If you’ve spent any amount of time in southern Indiana, you know logging is a controversial issue. While activists say the state cuts down too many trees in state forests, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources says its foresters are following good management practices.
We aimed to find out: Do other forestry experts approach management like Indiana’s state foresters?