Timber Harvest Planning and Implementation A Best Management Practices Workshop for Foresters, Loggers and Forest Landowners October 3, 2000 Ellicottville, NY October 5, 2000 Northern Adirondacks, NY

Sponsored By—
SUNY- ESF Faculty of Forestry
NYS Department of Environmental Conservation
New York Logger Training
Cornell Cooperative Extension
Domtar Industries, Inc.

When trees are harvested from a forest there is the potential to disturb forest soils, resulting in sediment-laden runoff, which can adversely impact streams, rivers, lakes, ponds and wetlands. Before and during times of harvest, the use of Best Management Practices (BMPs) is strongly encouraged to minimize the contamination of drinking water supplies, and maintain fish and wildlife habitat.

The objective of the workshop is to show you practical BMPs, and offer you the necessary tools and skills to implement effective practices in your day-to-day forest management activities.

Continuing Education Credit:
SAF Certified Forester Credits: This workshop has been approved for 4 Continuing Forestry Education Category I credits.
New York Logger Training approved.

Workshop Location:  October 3: Cooperative Extension, Ellicottville, NY; October 5: Northern Adirondacks, Lyon Mt. (tentative).  
Directions will be sent with acknowledgment of registration.

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