Upcoming Workshops
Land Management Planning
Land Management Planning
Land Management Planning
Thursday, April 24 | 5 - 8 PM
620 N 1st St. Lakeview, OR 97630
Designed to help forest landowners start or update a management plan. Participants will learn the plan template, scheduling considerations, and where to find help.
Questions? Contact Autumn Muir
Invasive Weeds
Land Management Planning
Land Management Planning
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Monday, May 5 | 5 - 8 PM
620 N 1st St. Lakeview, OR 97630
This workshop covers the Lake County All Lands Restoration Initiative Noxious Weed Management Plan. Learn to identify, prevent, detect, and eradicate noxious weeds, schedule treatments, and find support.
Questions? Contact Autumn Muir
Meadow Resilience Field Tour
Meadow Resilience Field Tour
Meadow Resilience Field Tour
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Wednesday, June 18th | 9 AM - 12 PM
Paisley Community Center
This workshop is designed for agricultural producers and land managers seeking to enhance their operations' sustainability. Participants will gain insights into improving water reliability, increasing irrigation efficiencies, boosting forage production, and accessing technical and funding assistance. The workshop includes visits to local project sites and firsthand accounts from Lake County landowners who have successfully implemented these practices.
This workshop is primarily a field tour with two site visits. We will meet at the Paisley Community Center then disperse from there to our first project site.
Visit https://lakecountywsc.com/watershed-resilience for more information.
Questions? Contact Brandi Neider
Forestry 101
Meadow Resilience Field Tour
Meadow Resilience Field Tour
Wednesday, June 25 | 5 - 8 PM
620 N 1st St. Lakeview, OR 97630
This workshop builds awareness of forest health and proactive management. Learn about tree habitat needs, insects, diseases, and how to access assistance for reducing fuel loads and creating a resilient forest.
Questions? Contact Autumn Muir