Resilient Forestry’s mission is to achieve the greatest outcome based on the best available science for our ecosystems and their surrounding communities.
"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The next best time is now.” 🌲
King County is testing climate-smart seedlings—from CA to WA—to help forests survive drought, heat & pests. A regional first.
Learn more: https://t.co/yJ9hlJJKjd
New WA forest landowner? Your management plan isn't just a requirement - it's your path to major tax savings. Forest land classification can drastically cut your annual property taxes. Here's what you need to know 🌲https://t.co/taUweYeKtY
Our client bought 20 acres of forest near Olympic National Park. We created a custom Forest Management Plan to assess forest health,and maintain DFL status for tax benefits. Sam wrote the plan and a blog post detailing the process. https://t.co/3W7JfbkgfZ
New insights from our newest Ecologist! 🌲 Lauren dives into the complex world of old-growth canopies and what makes them ideal for these elusive seabirds.#MurreletResearch#ResilientForestry Read more:
https://t.co/Cyz5Yly3G5
Grid by grid, plot by plot—our team is laying the foundation for a groundbreaking forest resilience study. From Douglas-fir to ponderosa pine, this project explores how seedlings from different zones handle climate change. 🌿 #ForestryResearch#ClimateAdaptation"
When the administrator steps out of the office and into the woods 🌿, it’s all about slowing down and tuning in. Read Erica's latest blog post: https://t.co/0xqFcWA1rg
Taylor Richmond dives into the strategic management of Lake Connor Park’s forest. Learn more about reforestation, soil and water analysis, and community efforts. Full story in the link below! 🌿 #ResilientForestry#LakeConnorPark
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Dive into forest ecosystems with Resilient Forestry Analytical Ecologist Bryan Fuentes! Discover LiDAR, NDVI, and soil moisture sensors in modern forestry. Click the link below to learn more! 🌲🔍 #ForestryInsights
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In our newest blog post, Russell Kramer explores what to consider for forest management in the Pacific Northwest in the context of inevitable future fire.
https://t.co/zwqXTUyRg0
Russell Kramer, our Applied Ecologist, is featured in "Canopy of the Titans" – a captivating book on the Pacific Coastal Temperate Rainforest by Paul Koberstein and Jessica Applegate. 🌲 Join us for the Book Launch Event on Jan 19, 6pm, hosted by the UW Bookstore.
In our latest blog post, our exceptional Field Ecologist, Sam Tharpgeorge, unfolds the narrative of a project undertaken by our field crew in the Ellsworth Creek Preserve. Read about it on https://t.co/YNNhcRSATt , or by clicking the link in our bio!
Do you own at least 5 acres of forest land? Have you ever considered getting a Forest Stewardship Plan? Learn why it might be advantageous to do so by visiting our blog!
https://t.co/NMnbGexRCI
Here's to the dynamic duo, Sam and Isaac, inspiring us to find joy in simplicity, nurture passions, and draw inspiration from nature's rhythm. ⭐ Keep shining!
Uncover the game-changing impact of digital aerial photogrammetry (DAP) and airborne lidar on our approach to monitoring and revitalizing forest health.
https://t.co/6kykY8RQrT
Curious about Russell's recent endeavors? Get ready to be amazed by where he's been—literally! 🌳🌿 Embarking on a remarkable adventure, he's been scaling the heights of majestic Redwood trees. Stay tuned for captivating discoveries! 🌟🍃 #NatureExploration#RedwoodJourney
“The more clearly we can focus our attention on the wonders and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we shall have for destruction.”
- Rachel Carson
Yeah this picture might be from March of last year, but doesn't it take you Back to December? (Congratulations to Washington's newest Honorary Geologist @taylorswift)