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Theme: The Next Cohort: Forestry Technology and Education
Location: Aberdeen, NC
Date: July 11-12, 2024
Tour: Arborgen Nursery in Blenheim, SC
*Number of CFEs provided TBD
Save the Date! The 2025 APSAF Annual Conference is being held in beautiful, historic downtown Wilmington, NC.
Group Rates are available until room block is full or until the Cutoff Date: Sunday, 12/22/2024, whichever comes first. After the cut-off date, please note the group rate will no longer be valid.
Historic View Rate - $169/night.
River View Rate - $194/night
Attendees can start making reservations by using the Room Block Button below..
If you decide to call-in to make a reservation (1-800-HILTONS), please mention group code: SAF
This year’s theme is Updates on Forestry.
Topics will include surveying, timber market analysis, herbicide applications, and the carbon market, among others. The meeting will be held at the Harbison Environmental Education Center in Columbia, South Carolina.
Registration before April 3 is $125 for non-ACF members and $75 for ACF members. Registration includes lunch, coffeebreaks and a steak&shrimp dinner after the meeting. CFE's have been applied for.
For more information, agenda and/or registration form, contact Nate Larck at Nate@forestresourcepro.com or (803)513-4117
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All communities depend on forests. Healthy forests are vital for social, environmental, and economic health – the three pillars of society. The APSAF 2024 Winter Meeting, “Healthy Forests – Healthy Communities”, will explore the diverse ways in which forests impact the health and vitality of communities, from human physical and mental well-being, to wildlife habitat, to economic and ecological impacts.
Speakers and panelists will paint broad pictures and share success stories of what it takes to preserve and ensure forest health for human and wildlife objectives.
Join us to help answer: > What is a healthy forest? > How is it achieved? > What is my role? > Why does it matter?
Registration for this event can be found by clicking here.
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