Upcoming Workshops
Monitoring Effectiveness: Brattain Post Fire Restoration FIELD TOUR
Monitoring Effectiveness: Brattain Post Fire Restoration FIELD TOUR
Monitoring Effectiveness: Brattain Post Fire Restoration FIELD TOUR
Thursday, May 21 | 9:30 AM - 2:00 PM
Paisley Community Center
The Brattain Post Fire Restoration Project Effectiveness Field Day offers landowners and community members an opportunity to explore post-fire restoration efforts firsthand and learn how monitoring helps evaluate long-term recovery on the landscape.
Participants will hear from landowners, project partners, and research staff while visiting an active monitoring site near Paisley.
Discussions will focus on restoration treatments, vegetation recovery, lessons learned, and how post-fire management can support resilient working lands and healthy ecosystems.
The event begins at the Paisley Community Center with introductions and a project overview before traveling to the field site for an on-the-ground tour and discussion.
Lunch is included - please RSVP to Fara by May 18th. Please note that the field visit will involve hiking in steep terrain, and participants should dress accordingly.
RSVP:
📧 Fara Brummer – fb.227892@gmail.com or 541-410-1247
Mastication (Field Workshop - Weather Dependent)
Monitoring Effectiveness: Brattain Post Fire Restoration FIELD TOUR
Monitoring Effectiveness: Brattain Post Fire Restoration FIELD TOUR
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Tuesday, June 2 | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Our Working Lands Resource Hub
620 N 1st St Lakeview, OR 97630
See firsthand how mastication can be used to reduce dense brush and small trees, improving forest health and lowering wildfire risk.
Join us for a demonstration-focused workshop that highlights this increasingly popular land management tool. You’ll learn:
- What mastication is and when it’s most effective
- How it can reduce fuel loads and improve forest structure
- What to expect before, during, and after a mastication project
- Considerations for cost, equipment, and site conditions
- How mastication fits into a broader land management plan
This workshop is ideal for landowners considering vegetation treatments and looking to better understand their options.
Weather permitting, we will meet at the OWL Resource Hub and carpool to the field sites.
For more information, contact:
📧 Autumn Muir – autumn@lakecountywsc.com
Forestry 101
Monitoring Effectiveness: Brattain Post Fire Restoration FIELD TOUR
Forestry 101
Monday, June 8 | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Our Working Lands Resource Hub
620 N 1st St Lakeview, OR 97630
Build a foundational understanding of forest health and how to actively manage your land for long-term resilience.
Join us for an engaging introduction to the key concepts of forest stewardship. You’ll learn:
- Basic tree species identification and their habitat needs
- Common forest insects and diseases and how to recognize them
- How forest structure and density affect overall health
- Management strategies to reduce risk and improve resilience
- Where to find technical and financial assistance for your property
Whether you’re new to forest management or looking to deepen your knowledge, this workshop will give you practical insights you can use right away.
For more information, contact:
📧 Autumn Muir – autumn@lakecountywsc.com
